Still waiting.

Well... I was hoping we would get the results yesterday, but we didn't. They said he'd call this weekend, so I can only assume the call should come today since its the last day of the weekend.

We ended up only being short on milk by 2 ounces. So he had a 2 ounce bottle of formula. I had two Similac samples and decided to go with the soy formula because it said its easier on the tummy. Milo did fine with it. It did give him formula breathe which I did not like. And it made him have a stinky diaper! This goes without saying, but we were both SO happy to be nursing again.

I am definitely feeling great. No more fevers! I'm glad that's over with. And thank goodness I didn't get Milo, Nathan, Mom, or Dad sick!!

Aside from us all being glued to my cell phone... we've been enjoying my parent's company. I think Milo has especially enjoyed it. He looks at his grandparents with such loving eyes. Its so sweet! OH and since mom was up here during the Little Angels Attic Sale (a massive children's consignment sale in BG that benefits community charities) 'Grandpa' went for us and found two nice warm winter hats and a flannel sheet for Milo. Any man willing to enter those doors truly loves his child/grandchild. It can get crazy. But he also helped set up so he was able to shop early.

Oh and on Friday I got my haircut for the first time in 16 weeks! Boy did I need it. My hair was the longest its been in a long time and a mess. And when it gets long it just falls out like crazy. I ended up getting an adorable chin length cut that's a little stacked in the back. Its simple, cute, and easy... the perfect mommy cut. But apparently the hair falling out is more hormone related... because I'm still shedding. From what I understand... that's normal post baby stuff.

I guess that's about it. We plan to go for a drive over to the 'thumb' of Michigan to a fall festival today and see what we can get into. Sitting around the house 'waiting' is not an option. If nothing else, this has been a great reminder not to waste time... because you never know what's around the corner.