Belinda Willmoth
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3 years ago today . . .
January 07, 2006
I had a terrible ordeal delivering Harrison. I won't go into all the details except to say I pushed (yes, PUSHED) for 3 hours. This is not normal and most doctors would probably required a c-section though Harrison's vitals were fine. Glad I didn't have to go that route!
A healthy baby boy: 8 pounds, 10 oz., 21 inches long, with a terrific cone head born today, Jan. 7, 2003.
Looking much better on day 3!
We decided to celebrate at "the Monkey Store" (Rainforest Cafe) today with the grandparents. 
We're still working on making the number three. It's not easy!
Yay! Blow out the candles!
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New Year/New Bedroom
January 01, 2006
This picture was taken around 2 am. When you're near 30 it's quite amazing to be alert at this hour.
I'm very thankful for Godly men like Wade and Doug (left and center) who are great friends of my husband.
The new bedroom!
It's understandable he doesn't want to sleep anymore. We have college hours now: asleep at 1 am, up around 9:30 - 10.
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December 30, 2005We've been busy with projects, Christmas being one of them of course. Jeremy and I pulled a "while you were out - christmas" stunt on Harrison. One Saturday while he was with the g-parents, we re-did his nursery and now it's a Big-boy room! I'm coping pretty well. He has a new bed and we painted the room bright yellow! New bedding too. Much fun!
Next project, the up-coming birthday party!!!
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December 08, 200511 inches of snow here in Kansas City. It is BEAUTIFUL!!! Jeremy\'s off work!
We bundled Harrison in his little snow suit and had tons of fun this morning in the \"sparkling\" snow. Since temps have been below 15, the snow is like powder = no frosty construction. boo.
i made french toast for lunch and have a pot roast in the crockpot for dinner! yum!!!
Thanksgiving story
November 27, 2005Harrison has learned many songs in his three years on this earth one of which is the \"Five Fat Turkeys\" song. My family and I encouraged him all day Thursday to sing this (he has sung the song solo many times) - we were unsuccessful. My Aunt Gini called us later in the evening and Harrison talked with her on the phone. After greeting, \"Hi Aunt Gini. Happy Thanksgiving,\" he suddenly broke into \"Five fat turkeys are we . . .\"!!!! Not a dry eye in the room!
