Guess What? No money for a real vacation so I’m going on a blog trip! I am actually really looking forward to checking out some new mommy blogs. There are a lot of creative mom’s out there and I love visiting everyone’s site.
Okay so a little about me. I am 29 years old and live in Gilbert AZ with my husband of 7 years, Chris, and my daughter Eva (18 months). We have been married for 7 years and relocated here to Gilbert from Southern Ca. I really love it here but my hubby wants to move back A.S.A.P.
Here is the most recent picture of the 3 of us on the Fourth of July at Tempe Town Lake.
Another one at our recent trip to the new Phoenix Children’s Museum. Awesome place!!!
And one last picture of the sunset that I took last night.
If your on a blog trip too be sure to leave me a comment so I can stop by your place!
My title is a little bit sarcastic today. This is more me just venting. Toddlers are an interesting dichotomy of opposites. They can be cute and loving one minute and obnoxious and defiant the next. Evangeline has just recently entered the testing stage and man can she test mommy’s patience. On a typical day she will wake up sweet and loving, just full of smiles and hugs and kisses. She is easy and agreeable. I say, “do you want milk?” and she nods happily and is content. A few hours later she is demanding, and cries and screams if I get up to do anything. Throw’s a tantrum if she can’t have something she wants. Is defiant. This morning she threw her milk on the floor when she was done eating (her daily ritual). When she got down I asked her to pick it up and put it on the table, which she normally does just fine. Nope not today she sat there and stared at it and didn’t move.
I am just sitting here this morning thinking… “how long does this time last for?” She is only 18 months old, do I really have another 12-18 months of this? When she is being cute and adorable I find myself loving this age and never wanting it to end. But 2 seconds later she is throwing a tantrum and I am wondering, “when will it end?”
