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July 2009
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May 2009 ArchivesI know this is a little belated, but I hope everyone had a fun and safe Memorial Day. Ours was busy, as every holiday is. After I got off work here at the station, my husband, my son Jude and I hit the first of the 2 BBQ's we had to go to. We went to my mother-in-laws first where Jude got to play with his cousin Rowan. Rowan will turn 1 next month so he's about 3 1/2 months older than Jude. It's so fun to see the boys playing together ... Last week I told you that my 7-month-old son Jude is crawling. Boy is he fast now! But that's not what this blog is about. It's about this:
My world has changed...again! My 7-month-old son Jude is officially crawling. He did the scooting for awhile, then he started getting on his hands and knees and rocking back and forth, and then one day it just happened. He started crawling. I mean, we're talking full speed, tummy-off-the-floor crawling. It was so exciting, and then I realized...my kid is mobile. Yikes! Life just got a little more interesting! He can now get into everything...a... Sunday was Mother's Day, as all you mommies out there know, and it was my first official Mother's Day. Last year I was pregnant on Mother's Day, but my husband still got me a gift. He's a keeper! This year was even more special. This year I am the proud mommy of a wonderful baby boy. It was a great day! Jude was extra good on Sunday! I know he was so well-behaved as a special gift to me. Jude (and my husband) got me flowers an... On Tuesday I blogged about 3-year-old Joshua Childers who went missing from his Missouri home. Everyone was pulling for this little guy and hoping for his safe return. I know that everyone was just heartbroken at the thought of this toddler being lost in this heavily wooded area. As people would come and go in and out of the newsroom this week, you could hear them ask, "did they find him yet?" Well...it happened! I came into work this morning ... Emotions and news don't always mix well. Being in the media, we are supposed to stay professional and unbiased even in the face of tragic stories. And while on camera we cover these stories with a professional tone, here in the newsroom, everyone is sad to be covering stories that deal with families being torn apart. It's pretty tough to keep your feelings tucked away when you're writing about the events that we are following today. Especially... |
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