Baby K: Month 3

Week 9 Part 2

- I am loving your coos and big toothless smiles.  You are the cutest thing I've laid eyes on.  I love you so much.  I told your dad that it's hard to imagine loving another child as much as I love you but I guess it happens huh?  I also told  him that you are just so adorable and I'm enjoying you so much that I'm looking forward to having another one of you in the future.  Not anytime soon of course.

- This week I introduced you to a plush toy and you loved it!  I was surprised.  I gave it to you while you were watching me hang up the canvas photos of you that we ordered.  You snuggled with it and fell asleep.  I couldn't believe it.

- You did the cutest thing this week.  You were fussing during one of our naps but when I brought my face close to yours, you nuzzled up even closer to me (burying your face between my nose and cheek) and fell asleep.  When I tried to move you squirmed but when I got close to you again you were content.  It was the neatest thing.

- You've been sleeping well this week--reliably for 4 hours straight at night.

- We've got your bedtime routine down and you love those nighttime baths.  You could be screaming but once we put you in the bath you are so quiet and content.  Once we put you down for bed you either go straight to sleep or cry for about 5 minutes then sleep.
- We are working on regular naps during the daytime.  I feel like it's a little easier to "sleep train."  I think it's because you are a little older.  When you were younger I couldn't let you cry (not even for a second).  Now I feel like you are more secure so letting you cry for five minutes isn't terrible.  It took me a while to get to this point but I'm glad I got here because you are doing great.

- You are more alert and inquisitive.  You stay awake for longer periods during the daytime and you are no longer sleeping the entire time during car rides.  It's sweet to look back and watch you checking out your surroundings when you're riding in the car. 

-Easter was spent with family friends (eating good food and dyeing eggs).  You did pretty good in church overall.  We took Easter pictures to send to Nonna since she couldn't see you.

Week 10

- OK this week you've reached ultimate cuteness.  You are cooing so much and sticking out your tongue while you smile.
- You respond by laughing/smiling when we act goofy
- At your 2 month peds visit you weighed 10lb 6.6oz and was 21.7 inches long.  Everything checked out fine.  You got your first set of shots.  I thought it was going to be more traumatic for me and you but it wasn't too bad.  I held one of your legs while you got 3 shots in your thighs.  You were so cute before the shots, cooing and showing off to the doctor.  But then you got the shots and screamed so loudly.  Surprisingly you only cried for a minute then you were good.  You quickly went back to being your happy self until later that evening.  In the late evening you became really fussy and even refused to eat. This lasted about 2 days.  We gave you Tylenol in the interim which seemed to help.
- You are continuing to sleep pretty well.  You average about a 5 hour stretch at a time at night (sometimes 6 hours).  When I put you back down to sleep in the middle of night you go right to sleep without any problems.
- Day time naps are still challenging.  I think it's because you'd rather stay up to socialize although you are tired.
- You like the blue swing, your plush toy and your pacifier (although not very tied to it).
- Bedtime routine is definitely established with a bath being your favorite part of the routine.  We are still trying to figure out the best bedtime for you.  I think this time may be flexible depending on how you nap during the daytime.  I would like it to be more fixed but I don't think that's going to happen but we'll see.  You've pooped in your bath water several times and your dad says it's because I give you long baths.  I can't help it because you seem so content in the warm water.
- Still spitting up and pooping a lot but apparently that's all normal.
- I'm just enjoying being your mommy so much.  I feel so blessed to have you.

Week 11
- Man, you are so much fun.  And I have the videos to prove it.  You are so sweet and smart.  I love your smiles and smirks.
- You make some funny facial expressions that reminds me of the ones I make, like when you frown with your eyebrows or you give me a funny look when I'm acting goofy
- You are a good eater but you spit up so much.  This week I've had to change several outfits because of this.  You are a "happy spitter" because you do not seem bothered by it all.  I'm not too worried because you're gaining weight.  I just can't help but think about how chunkier you would be if you weren't puking up that precious breast milk.  
- This week I took a bunch of pictures of you.  I tried to set up different scenes and backgrounds.  They didn't come out that great but I'm working on it
- My anxiety is building rapidly as I go back to work in less than 2 weeks.  I am so used to being with you 24/7.  It'll be a very difficult transition back.  I love my job and I don't want to stay home but I want to be with you.
- You will soon need to upgrade to size 2 diapers because we have been having major blowouts and you just smile when they occur.

Week 12 
-You are doing so much.  The new thing that you've been doing for the past few days is sticking your tongue out--sometimes intentionally.  It's so cute.  Sometimes you'll stick your tongue all the way out and try to lick whatever is close to your face including your onesie, your shirt, my face, my hand.
-You are also drooling a ton.  We are going through a few bibs a day because of this.
-I go back to work next week and I'm so going to miss you.
-This week you slept over 7 hours a few nights.  Holy cow.  You've been sleeping at most 5-7 hours most nights continuously.
-You have your occasional fussiness when you're tired but for the most part I think you're a good baby.  You are so animated and funny (especially right after meals).
-Bedtime routine is very well established although we are experimenting with the actual time you go to bed.  Routine starts around 7 for now and you are down by 8.  You sometimes fuss for a few minutes but you eventually fall asleep.
-Gosh, I love seeing you and your daddy together.
-You love talking--lots of "oohs", "aahs" and "googoos".  I cannot believe how much you've matured in just 3 months.  It's unbelievable and such a joy to watch you grow.


Week 13: Part 1
-I went back to work this week and it's been tough. I knew it would be challenging but not this hard.  I miss you so much when I'm away from you.
-It was a struggle to get you to take the bottle for about 2 days but thankfully you eventually did.
-Auntie J is visiting and taking care of you this week.  She is doing such a great job with you.  I feel blessed to have family help.  She's been sending photos of you at work and we've also used FaceTime to communicate. 
-It's interesting how so much has changed.  At work, my goal is to work efficiently so I can rush home to see you, especially since I only have 2 hours with you before we start your bedtime routine.
-It's such a joy coming home to you and daddy. 
-You are smiling and actually laughing.  I love your voice.  You are also talking more loudly.
- It's unbelievable how much your are maturing.  Your little personality is so sweet.  
-Although you are getting the bottle while I'm at work you have no problems converting back to nursing, thankfully.
-Pumping has been challenging but I make time to make sure I'm storing up enough food for you.
-Sleep this week was a little tough.  You had one night where you woke up every 3-4 hours.  Not sure what was up with that.
-Day time naps are getting better but still need some work.
-Anyway, just wanted to remind you how much you are loved and adored by so many people (not just your dad and I).

Mrs. K

Just for laughs

My baby rivals JAWS.  I call him Sharkie.  Sometimes I see him approaching and I here that JAWS tune.  You know the one I'm talking about.  Most of the time when he feeds he's cool, other times he's vicious.  Don't let him be a little hungry.  He will start sniffing , grunting, huffing and puffing until he gets the boob.  As he gets closer his head violently moves from side to side with mouth wide open.  As soon as he latches on he slips off because he's too eager.  Mama tries to calm him down by talking, singing or rocking but she realizes it's tough to pacify a shark.   He gets frustrated and the fight begins.  Well it's a fight for him but his now experienced mama views it as a dance (and she's the leader).  Too bad she didn't realize that she cannot dance with a shark.  He finally digs in after doing it his way for a few seconds.  Victory!  Until he gets too excited, slips off and starts the process again.  I love nursing :)

Mrs. K

Just for laughs

The other day my husband yelled really loudly (out of happiness) while our kiddo was sleeping.  He had been trying to get something on his computer to work for a few days and it finally did.  He was so excited that he yelled.  Needless to say this was minutes after we had put our son down to sleep.  Our son was in the neighboring room upstairs and I was downstairs when I heard him yell.  I freaked out because I didn't want the baby to wake up.  Thankfully he didn't.  My husband's explanation was that he "forgot for a little while there that we had a kid."  LOL.  I thought that was so funny and I could not stop laughing.

Mrs. K

Post pregnancy body

No there will be no pictures in this post. LOL.  Maybe I'll post pictures (of before and after) once my body is in decent shape.  I've thankfully lost most of the pregnancy weight except for about 10 or so pounds but my body just does not look the same.  Even though I'm close to my pre-pregnancy weight I'm soft and mushy, totally lacking tone.  AND what is up with all the extra skin on my abdomen.  My belly has shrunken back close to its normal size (I think) but I have excess skin that I don't know how to get rid of.  The linea nigra on my abdomen is still there and apparently it'll be there for another 2 months or so.  My butt and legs are a lot smaller but not in a good way--haha! 

At about 3 weeks I was fitting into my old jeans.  Some tops fit but others don't for obvious reasons.  It took no time after the delivery for me to start losing weight but I no longer look athletic.  To get to this point I've mainly been breastfeeding, going on walks with my baby strapped to me about 3 times per week (I started doing this around week 2), dancing around the house occasionally with my baby, and eating like normal.  

My sweet tooth has come back by the way.  So, I figure I should start my workout routine so I can maintain my sweet tooth.  Just kidding.  Actually I had planned to start working out for real at 8 weeks postpartum so that's what I did.  My postpartum visit to the OB was fine and I got the green light to resume working out.  So, on April 2 I started Insanity again.  I love those workout videos.  I did the fit test and it was very similar to the first fit test I did over a year ago when I first did Insanity.  That's hard to believe because I almost died doing the first few videos this time around.  I think I forgot how much they kicked my butt the first time but I'm sticking with it.  Workout videos seem best at this time although we have a gym membership.  I do the workouts right after I put my baby down for bed.  This schedule will work great when I go back to work too.

As for stretch marks, I have about 4 short lines on the left lower quadrant of my abdomen.  Interesting because I didn't notice them while pregnant.  The belly button is slowly going in.  Shoe size is about the same.  No hair loss, yet.  But my hair is so thick that I wouldn't mind losing a few strands. LOL.

Anyway, I'm back on my journey to being fit.  I'm trying to not obsess too much about my weight and my body because I want to remain sane.  I'll update you all along the way.

What are you doing to lose the baby weight?   Or what do you plan to do if you are pregnant?  If you've lost baby weight in the past, what did you do?

Mrs. K

iNurse (in public)

I wanted to blog a little about my breastfeeding adventures so that it can be a reminder for me in the future to breastfeed again but also to motivate other women.  I knew a lot about breastfeeding before becoming pregnant (including the anatomy, the mechanics and the benefits to mother and baby).  I knew breastfeeding was something I wanted to do even before we were considering getting pregnant.  However, I worried and feared that I would not be able to because of the pain.  I've mentioned before that I'm the biggest punk when it comes to pain.  

Anyway, I'm proud to say that I've been exclusively breastfeeding my son for the past 2 months and I'm very motivated to continue.  If I can do it, anyone can.  Of course, initially it was uncomfortable but after a few days your body really does adjust.  I also had to get over some other things so I could successfully breastfeed.  First off, I over-think things and was way to caught up in the mechanics of how to.  I had to chill out and let my mommy instincts kick in.  I also had to get over the thought of looking and seeming awkward (yes, it's true as dumb as it may seem).  

AND one of the biggest things I got over was the fear of being out when my son is hungry and not being able to feed him.  I actually got over that one pretty quickly too.  Initially I would rush home every 2 hours to feed but then that got old.  I then transitioned to feeding him in the back of the car with my Balboa cover up thingy (which btw I'm a pro at using). LOL.  Once again I had to get over the awkwardness of that thing.  And finally I breastfed my baby in public (covered up of course).  But I've breastfed in the park, at restaurants, in the mall.  Whenever my baby has to eat I just feed him and I no longer have anxieties about doing so.  It feels really good.  Sounds simple but it was a process to get to where I am now.

Nursing my baby at Jordan Lake on a beautiful Spring Day

Have you ladies nursed in public?  If so, what was your experience like?  What do you think about breastfeeding in public? Any funny public nursing stories? Tips for new or future nursing mothers? Tips for transitioning back to work?

Mrs. K

Baby K: month 2

Happy 2 month Birthday!!!!

Week 5:

- We went back for your one month check up on March 7 and you weighed 8lb 6oz.  Your dad and I were excited about the weight gain.  Your dad estimated that you would be about 7 lbs and I didn't estimate because I'm bad at guessing at things like that.  You are also 20 inches long.  We are glad that you are growing.  We can tell because your face looks chubbier.  We are totally digging the double chin and pot belly.  We also like that newborn clothes and diapers no longer fit you.  By the way, this week you are officially an infant and no longer a newborn.

 - You were pretty fussy this week.  You had a few days where you were on a nursing marathon.  You wanted to nurse for like two hours continuously and whenever I tried removing you, you went ape crazy.  Those days were frustrating but we made it through.  My impression is that you were really tired at those times and needed a nap but sought comfort in the boob.

- Interestingly your hair is still straight and I'm wondering when it's going to get curly.  Even when it's wet it's straight.  I envy your long eyelashes and was wondering if I could borrow them.  Kidding.  Your complexion is more tan and your eye color looks medium brown (not dark brown like mine but not really hazel).  Your dad says that you may have hazel eyes.  I guess we just have to wait to see.  You are still sporting the Whoopie look with hardly any eyebrows.  Although I hate to see you cry, I adore how your little bottom lip curves up (and quivers) whenever you are about to cry.  You have huge hands and huge feet.  The socks you wear look a little funny on you because your ankles are so tiny but your feet are too big for them.

- You seem to want to talk to me more this week.  You look at my mouth when I'm talking and you try to make sounds too.

- I've learned that when you are sleeping you'll make little fussy noises but you are still asleep so I should just leave you alone and not pick you up.  You've taught me so much little boy.

- This week you seem to be spitting up less but pooping a ton more.  

- We went to church again this week and you did well.  Oh yeah and we went on several walks this week.

Week 6:
- Truthfully one word sums up this week: FUSSY.  Jut kidding.  But really, you reached peaked fussiness this week.  I must admit that I felt a bit helpless at times because I did not know what to do to soothe you.  After some research I felt a little better because this is apparently normal at this age.
- For the most part you don't mind riding in the car.  Actually I think you like it and it helps to soothe you sometimes when you are fussy.
- You are still not big on the using the pacifier but you'll take it sometimes.
- Still exclusively breastfeeding--this limits our activities some but we both don't seem to mind.  At the mall, we found the nursing room which worked out great.  Interestingly I nursed you in public twice this week (of course I used the Balboa cover up thingy)--once at Jordan Lake and once in Cheesecake factory.  It wasn't bad at all-- we didn't get any crazy stares or comments.  It would not have mattered anyway, because you were hungry and I HAD to feed you.
- Met with Baby Abby again for ice cream and took some cute pictures together
- Family came to visit you from Florida this week.  Your dad's sister, her husband, her 7 year old and her 9 month old twins were in town.  It was extremely chaotic but fun.  It was great spending time with family.
- One of our friends, Jasmine, came to visit.  She spent part of her spring break with us.  We all went to the mall, went for ice cream and went for a walk together.

Week 7:
- We are still working on several things this week.  Because we've had many visitors over the past few weeks, it's been difficult sticking to a schedule.  This week we are going back to the feed/wake/sleep schedule.  I'm not being very rigid with it but that's the general trend.  Just want to get something in place before I go back to work.  By the way, I'm still thinking about how difficult it will be to go back.  Don't know how I will do it.  This week I've been trying to let you cry a little (teeny tiny bit) before rescuing you.  I know that when I go back to work you may not be catered to as much.  But it's so hard to see you cry--it really does break my heart.
- Aunt Jeanna and the kiddos came to visit.  Maddie (your cousin) was so sweet with you.  I think you handle all the chaos well.
- This week was filled with more public nursing and nursing in the back of my car.  It's not as bad as it sounds.  It's so sweet to watch your face when you nurse.  My heart melts when your big brown eyes stare back at me.
- Aunt Heather came to visit too.  Interestingly that same day, our entire neighborhood lost power for a few hours due to a storm.  That was one interesting night but everything turned out ok.
- You got your first bottle this week and boy was it a challenge (even though it contained breast milk).  I let your dad feed you the bottle with expressed milk so that you can get used using a bottle.  You whined and cried for about 30 minutes before deciding to take it.  I think a part of the reason is because the nipple from that bottle was kind of crappy. 

Week 8: 
- You have been "talking up a storm" but the funny thing is when daddy comes home and I tell him all you do, you make me look like I'm crazy because you don't do it for him.  So my solution for that problem was to record you.  Daddy got a chance to see you smiling and talking via video.  You are the most talkative, interactive, and playful in the mornings when you're on the changing table.  You are so sweet to watch.
- Your dad fed you another bottle this week and you cried for 15 minutes before taking it.  I think it was because you did not like the nipple from that bottle.  We switched you to the Medela bottle and you did fine.
- Mommy had a birthday this week and we celebrated low key.
- You seem less fussy this week but in the evenings you still get cranky--especially if you didn't have a few good naps earlier in the day.
- You have been sleeping 4 hours straight on a regular basis now.  Your best night this week, you slept four hours, woke up to eat, went right back to sleep then slept another four hours.  It's still not sleeping through the night but compared to where we were before I'm very grateful
- Daddy and I have a bedtime routine down for you which I think helps with transition to sleep.  It includes a bath, my version of baby massage, you crying, grooming/diaper change, prayer, feeding then rocking for a few minutes until you get drowsy then putting you down awake but drowsy.  Most nights this work and you go to bed without a struggle.  I've moved reading you a book to the daytime because you get fussy when I read to you at night.
- We've been going out more and planning activities around your schedule.  There's been lots of feeding you in public and in the car.  That doesn't bother me and it sure doesn't bother you.

Week 9: Part 1
- This week has been even better.  You are smiling with me even more.  You seem to be more social in the mornings.  Finally daddy got to see you communicating.
- We skyped with Nonna (your paternal grandma) but you did not coo or smile for her.  Maybe next time.
- This week so far you came very close to sleeping 5 hours per night.  Most nights the longest you've slept is a 4 hour stretch.
- So far you've drank out of a bottle about 3 or 4 times.  The last 2 times you took it without fussing too much.  This reassures me that you wont starve when I go back to work.  Mommy has been pumping and storing milk like crazy but with all that hard work only have enough for a few weeks.  Thankfully, I'm able to pump at work so we hopefully wont run it.  It's been great not having to buy formula or make bottles.
- This week I got a new phone and have been taking tons of pictures and videos of you.  Daddy enjoys getting photos of you almost daily while at work.
- Still doing tummy time pretty often so no flat head for you.  While on your tummy you're able to turn your head from side to side and hold your head up for a few seconds.  Your neck muscles seem to be getting stronger.
- I think you recognize my voice because you search for me when you hear it.

OK, I know this was a long recap but I want to remember as much as I can.  I love you so much little boy.  Your daddy loves you too and it takes my breath away when I see him with you (loving and kissing on you).  Can't wait to see what the future holds for you and our family.

Mrs. K

Baby K: Month 1

Since I'm not the best at posting regularly or documenting events.  I've decided to write a monthly post about your happenings.  This first one is me trying to recall everything from memory but from here on out I plan to add something weekly (so I don't have to try to figure out what we did when) then post at the end of the month.

Week 1:

- It was so great to finally meet you and take you home with us.  Having never been around babies, especially newborns, I was a little nervous about the whole thing but everything worked out just fine.  I guess it's true what they say about the motherly instincts kicking in.  I thought it was so funny that you found your fingers about 2 hours after you were born and started sucking on them vigorously.  You were so adorable doing this.

- You were born on Saturday evening without any complications thank God.  We were given the option to leave the hospital the next day or to spend an extra day.  Your dad and I opted to spend the extra day to utilize the nurses and lactation consultants.  UNC hospital has a room-in policy so you spent most of the time in our room.  However, I was so exhausted that I painfully sent you to the nursery for about an hour.  I cried when I did this because I felt horrible sending you there.  But I thought I was going to die of exhaustion so I had to do it.

- While we were in the hospital we had several visitors [my grandma, my cousin and her husband, Lavinia and her husband, Amy @ Mrs. Mauritz and her hubby,  Johann (who also took a set of newborn photos), and Tiona].  Everyone was so excited to meet you.

- You were such a little squirt-- the newborn outfit your dad and I got for you did not fit.  You seemed to enjoy the car ride home and slept the entire way.

- My grandmother (your great grandmother) stayed a few days then your paternal grandparents came in town for a few days to help.  They were such  a huge help (especially with making meals).

- Your first official bath was at the hospital and we have a video of this.  You did great with the bath but started hollering when the nurse started washing your hair.  This week we mainly did sponge baths because the remnant of your umbilical cord was still attached.

- My plan was to not give you a pacifier for at least month (was concerned about the whole nipple confusion thing) but with some pressure (from your grandmother and your crying) I gave in.  I think it was about exactly 1 week later.

- I was super stressed out this week because you weighed 6lbs 3oz when you were born and when you went for you first peds visit 2 days later you weighed 5 lbs 8 oz.  Some weight loss is normal for newborns but I was freaking out because you were already a little squirt and my breast milk hadn't come in (only colostrum).  We went back the next day and you gained 1 oz.  Because of this we had to supplement each feeding with an extra 5ml of expressed breast milk.  This was a challenging process but in two days you were up to 5 lbs 14 oz.

Week 2:

- Your umbilical cord stump fell off.  This was great because this week we gave you your first submersion bath in a tub.  You were so cute and it was so fun.  Your grandmother helped me and she enjoyed every moment of it.  Well we enjoyed it, including you.

- Of course I'm sleep deprived this week but I enjoy spending every moment with you.  I found out about the book Baby Wise this week, started reading it and began using some of the principles.  You are definitely not sleeping through the night and you are eating every 2-3 hours as expected.

- I've started tummy time with you and started teaching you about colors although it's sorta early.

- At the end of this week (exactly day 14) we took newborn photos.  The photographer was so patient.  She arrived at our home at 10am and stayed until about 5pm.  I think she secretly could not get enough of you because she kept snapping away.  We kept the house super duper hot (felt like I was back at my mom's house in Jamaica without AC).  The photographer had a machine that sounded like heartbeats that was supposed to mimic the sound in the womb.  You did pretty good for the first few hours but then we had some run-ins with peeing and pooping towards the end.  Let's just say that your dad had to change his shirt three times and I had to change mine twice. 

- This week you received a Valentine's Day card from your grandmother and another admirer ;)

- We also drove you around the neighborhood to look at houses--just so that we could get out of the house.  This week we also went on our first family walk around the neighborhood.

Week 3:

- So I've decided to not stick strictly to Babywise because it's not working for you or me.  I'm using the feed/wake/sleep concept but that's mainly it.  Letting you "cry it out" this young is not going to happen.  

- On the other hand, I can't do anything because you'll fuss when you're not close by me.  Your dad says that I have an unfair advantage (which is true because I'm the milk factory).  With that being said, I'm so surprised how natural breastfeeding is to me now.  I feel like I was born to do this.

- Our first outing this week was to a dairy farm.  It's a locally owned farm with an ice cream shop.  Your dad and I got ice cream while you slept peacefully.  We chose to go there because we didn't want to take you to a crowded area (especially with it being cold/flu season).

- This week you also had you first "date" with Abby (Amy at Mrs. Mauritz daughter).  We met at Buy Buy Baby and chatted while shopping.  You have a photo with beautiful Abby and we joke that we should just start planning the wedding now.

- We tried taking you to a restaurant this week and it didn't go so well.  You cried for 1/4 of the meal and it was difficult consoling you.  Thankfully the patrons were friendly, understanding and didn't mind.

- We've been walking in our neighborhood several times per week.  I think you particularly liked seeing the horses at the farm (or at least I like to think so).

Week 4: 

- You are eating a lot better now.  I think you've got the hang of things.  You are falling asleep less while nursing.  I've also noticed that you are interacting with us a little more.  I love it when you gaze at me and stare in my eyes (as if you really want to tell me something).  

- You skyped for the first time with your paternal grandmother.  She was so excited to see you.  

- You've also being cooing and making gurgling sounds.  I can't help but smile when I hear you trying to communicate verbally with us.  Of course, like most newborns you are still not sleeping through the night.  And it's showing (daddy and I have bloodshot eyes, I'm falling asleep while nursing).  I've finally learned that if I'm going to survive these days I have to take a nap while you nap.

- We took you to church this week for the first time and you did pretty well.  I carried you in the Moby Wrap and you stayed quiet until it was feeding time.  Thankfully the church has a comfy nursery, so I was able to feed you with ease.

- We got a new car this week (for me).  My old car worked fine but it was too small to hold a car seat.  Thankfully my cousin was in town this week to help out while we took care of the business with the car.

I love it when you gaze at me with those beautiful bright eyes.  You also make the cutest, funniest faces.  And I cannot get enough of those wild, flailing arms when you are startled.   Thankfully we've been swaddling you or you would wake yourself up every 5 seconds.  One of the cutest things you do is purse your lips when you are about to poop (dad and I call it your Zoolander face).    We also think it's so funny when you have your arms outstretched above your head for no reason.  Anyway, I look forward to sharing many more months and years with you.  Thanks for making us smile everyday and we look forward to doing the same for you too.

Mrs. K