Incoherent Ramblings
From Ants to Aunts...
Tue, December 23, 2008 - 10:46 PMShe is so sweet while she is sleeping. She coos and caas and makes this cute frowny face, then a huge smile, then a huge stretch. My sister is elated that she made an actual human! I have always heard people say how incredible having a baby is. I always understood but just never felt it like this. It is such a high!
I’ll be posting pictures of her in the Dylan Jayde album on my Myspace page. Check back to see her grow up!! She’s already 6 days old! I still can’t believe it.
The only sad thing is that my sister lives all the way in Australia and with the economy going the way it has been, I haven’t gotten many freelance jobs for websites lately and definitely can’t afford a ticket to be there. It is just killing me!! I can’t wait to hold her and squish her little cheeks and see her tiny little toes. She is so gorgeous and sweet. I just want to cry every time I see a new picture of her!
Do you have babies and/or children in your family that live out of town? How do you cope with the overwhelming wanting to be with them? I would love to hear your thoughts!
For more pics of baby Dylan, click here: viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm
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Wed, December 24, 2008 - 3:31 PM
WOW! congrats! and a beautiful beautiful name! (my youngest daughter has the same middle name-different spelling). as far as coping, i had family that lived in australia as well, and we would often do video calls online. it helped :)
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Mon, December 29, 2008 - 4:10 PM
Congrats on being a new Aunt! It really is one of the best things in the world.
My brother and his family, which include his four children, live 3,000 miles away. I get to see them about once a year if I am lucky. I started a Postcard and Red Letter campaign. I have collected postcards from all over and send short messages to all the littles, and when they are old enough to enjoy letters, I send them handwritten letters in red envelopes. When the mail arrives they always know which of the post is for them. (This holiday we all got set up on Skype as well... And since it is free (aside from the net connection of course) we can talk as much and whenever we want. (But it never is the same as being able to hug them and spoil them in person...) |
