Showing posts with label Daddy Neil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daddy Neil. Show all posts

6.15.2008

Happy Father's Day, Baby.

Happy Father's Day to the best husband and father in the world.

We've been together 15 years and married 9.

We've came from holding hands walking down the hallway of our high school to holding hands while sitting at the park watching our children play.

We've came a long way, baby.

And here we are now as mommy and daddy to our two beautiful blessings from God and I can honestly say that nothing could be better than this.

You're the best daddy ever, going above and beyond. You make dinners when you come home from work. You play with the kids all night long so I can work. And you never ever complain. I'm so thankful for that. I hope one day our children will be, too. I'm pretty sure they will. :o)

I love you and thank you for all you do for our family.

10.22.2007

Happy Birthday to You!



Happy Birthday to my very best friend in the entire world . . . the daddy to my children. You are the sunshine in my life, and I know, in our children's lives as well. Happy 31st birthday.

Love,
me





p.s. I'm going to miss my water birth this morning, but I'm really excited to say I will still get to photograph tonight this new life coming into the world today . Erin and I are going to go see him/her this evening(she doesn't know what she is having, although I dreamed it will be her 3rd boy) and Neil will then share a birthday with a new little friend of ours :c)

8.13.2007

Read to me, Daddy.

So far, in my 4 years of being a mother, my favorite thing ever, is to see Neil read to the kids. And, being that he's a world away right now, and we're missing him so, I thought these pictures would suit well to be shown right now. Every night before we put the kids to bed, one of us or both of us, read to them in our bed. They look forward to it, and so do we. Come Friday night, he'll get to read to them again. . . and that time just can't come quickly enough. I'm just now going to bed and he's probably just getting up. That's just so . . . weird to me. I could never be a military mommy. Kudos again, to those who are. You rate high on my list of admiration.P.S. That's a sticker on Maia's chest :c)