Life at the Lazio's is nuts. We have been adjusting to our sweet Aaron and he is amazing. Transitioning from 2-3 has been really smooth, so we thought we needed a little more spice in our life. We decided to move...well moving in and of it's self isn't quite enough spice...we thought we would pack up the car and take an 18 hour trip to Lake Side Montana. This is where Adam and I met 10 years ago. We are very excited to take the trip but the preparations have been crazy. We are leaving Monday and will get back the 13th to move in our house on the 14th. Yesterday my sweet friend Melissa who took Michael trick or treating found me up stairs holding my little William crying after we all tripped over boxes, had a baby cry for a few hours straight, followed by projectile vomit, and then William decided baby lotion tasted really good. I think we are going to look back and laugh. We are looking forward to going down memory lane, and even though it's all changed. I pray we can refocus on what the Lord has called us to as a couple and an indiviual.
Our sweet Aaron Justice was born 2 weeks ago today. I pleasantly surprised went into labor on my own the night before he was born. This was a wonderful surprise because I have had to be induced with the other two babies and this was a lot more of a pleasant experience. Aaron was born at 6:46 pm and he weighed in at 10 lbs 3 oz and 21 1/2 inches long. Adam and I again were surprised because we thought for sure he was a girl. I am thrilled with my 3 boys and could not be more blessed! We have all been doing really well and adjusting to life smoothly. Michael is an AMAZING big brother. He is always so helpful getting me diapers and actually helping me change diapers. He entertains William, and they play so well. William has adjusted with out a hitch. They are beautiful and sweet and I wouldn't trade this life for anything. Adam is a saint, helpful and loving me and our family unconditionally. Sleepless nights are much better when you have such a supporter!
Some men only believe in what their eyes can see Some men only believe in what their minds conceive
But believing’s like conceiving This child that we’re receiving A gift beyond our reason Its more of what we need, and less of what we know It calls not to our mind, but cries out to our soul