High Five, Day Five

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Favorite Memory

October 4, 2010, in other words, being in labor with my beautiful baby boy. Most women probably want to forget labor but I really didn't have it too bad. If you want to read about Kyler's birth you can visit my other blog...jnacohoon.blogspot.com. I just loved that moment when he was actually here. I could see him, hold him, kiss him. And he was so perfect. I just couldn't get over it. Not too big, not too little. Just perfect and pink and automatically I developed a whole new level of love I never knew exsisted. And it grows more and more each day. I doubt I'll be as lucky with my next children but honestly because Kyler was so easy I almost can't wait for my next one. I thought pregnancy would be hard and although it had its unpleasant parts, the good out weighed the bad. I thought labor would be hard, and although it didn't go exactly as "planned", it was perfect. Everything went so well in the end and just knowing my baby would be in my arms at the end of it made it so much easier. I thought motherhood would be har, but I've found that it only gets hard when I don't have time to do the things I want and spend the time I want to with him. I love being a mom more than ANYTHING! :)

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Favorite Quote

"It's best to think of how to carry your load, not how heavy it is."

and

"There isn't anything that happens that can't teach us something, that can't be turned into something positive. One can't undo what's been done, but one can use it creatively."

I can't remember exactly where these quotes came from but I think at least one of them is from a book by Madeline L'Engle.