2 Months and Sweet Milestones

On Sunday of this week, my little bug turned 2 months! She's getting so big!

Here we sit at Starbucks once more, using their internet and not ordering anything to drink. Thanks S-bucks!
My sister Allie is holding the baby whilst I type a quick update. She's such a good Auntie!

[Side note] Weird music. Weird.

You talkin' to me?

Anyway, here we are about to cross over into the 9th week for our little one and she's doing so many things! Around 7 weeks she began to smile and that was when she found her tongue. Now the only thing she needs is a ceiling fan and her tongue and she's a happy girl.

Now at 8 weeks and 6 days she is smiling in response to seeing her Momma and Datty, and she's also begun to coo and 'sing' with me.

And now, mysteriously, she's started drooling a lot! I'm not sure what that is about. Surely it's not time for teeth yet.

In other news, Daddy passed one of his weld tests, and that means we get to go to work!! Lord willing, we will have a job to go to in the near future and can start up our Boilermaking adventure! Soon (fingers crossed) I will be blogging from a hotel room near you!! Or not. I am trying to think of things to do in a hotel room that don't include watching TV all day. Any thoughts?

We are learning more and more everyday to lean upon the Lord. Yesterday, when Drew took his tube weld test and made it all the way through we were hopeful that he would pass. However, the Lord had another outcome for us. Remember last week when I ranted about trusting the Lord? He put my money in my mouth for sure. I was praying all day for Drew to pass his test, telling myself that I would be fine with the Lord's will, even if it wasn't for him to pass. However, when he didn't pass the test, I was beyond bummed. I cried. But lets just say that was a hormone boost.

Then I was reminded of the prayer I had prayed earlier and how I had talked over and over about trusting the Lord when I realized I needed to trust, and not lose my joy no matter what our outcome was. No matter what path He chooses, I have to find the joy H
e provides. I had been wondering how to put the Word into application in my life. He is showing me. I am thick, and slow...but I will catch on.