

and her silly older sister.

Can you tell someone is ready for a nap?
And Alexa, the two month old...
(Weight: 13 lbs, 5oz- 96%; Height: 22 1/4", 50%)
I put her in the same outfit Annika was in when she was two months so you can compare and see if they look alike.
In other news: I went to the hematologist last week, and I was at a 10.3 (up over a point in just a week). He concluded that it was in fact due to pregnancy (apparently very rare), and expects a full recovery. That's great news- the bad news is that if there are any more pregnancies, it's very likely I'll get it again.
It's been six months now in my new stay-at-home mommy job, and I've been reflecting on the time that's passed. I never expected it to be so amazing. While yes, there are some days that aren't perfect, I feel like with my energy coming back, I'm kind of getting into the swing of things. I really never thought it could be this great, this challenging, or that with this one step of obedience I'd get to see God provide in ways I never imagined.
Wow, God.