Author: Jess
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Starting a Business | The Dalles Photography
I mentioned a few weeks back about the changing the photography side of Thirty Five Media into Jessica Sara Photography. It has been a lot of fun to create the website (which is a huge step for me), take pictures of mothers-to-be and new babies. I even get to attend a pop up wedding event next…
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The Training Continues
I remember the days where I blogged almost weekly or daily about running. I had a desire to share with the world how my runs went and it seemed as though people really enjoyed reading the posts. Now, I just don’t know what to say about running. We are about half way through our training…
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 94
Little guy was just playing around and decided to sit down and then throw himself back into a laying position. He didn’t even mind bumping his head for a change. Funny little dude.
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 93
The morning light coming into the house has been such a warm color lately. It is one that makes me want to grab a book and sit down with it shinning on me. I guess Elijah has the same thoughts, but his just involve toys. Unfortunately, the light doesn’t last too long and it soon…
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 91
I’m in the last 10 days! Little man just kept on sleeping this afternoon. After getting down late for his nap, he still slept for over 3 hours.
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 90
Just taking a little ride inside the house. He decided to take a break and not want his picture taken. Maybe he is getting tired of the daily picture? Ha.
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 89
We have decided not to venture out any where today, so that means a day around the house in the diaper.
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 88
I forgot to mention that Elijah had his 18 month check-up yesterday. Here are his stats: Weight: 24 lbs 15 oz 61% Height: 32.87″ 66% Head: 19.45″ 94% What happened to my little boy that couldn’t make it out of the teens for his percentiles? He is going so much! He likes to spend time…
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100 Days of Elijah: Day 86
Just loving the garden “toys” that grandma and grandpa have in their backyard.