Tummy time
The "I see dead people" look
Blowing Bubbles
24 July 2011
22 July 2011
New additions!
It has been over a year since our last blog update. What can I say except blame Facebook! Here is our latest addition to the O'Connor family; Bridget Mae.
03 January 2010
17 October 2009
Getting ready for our Sushi Date
We decided to go out on a Sushi date with Chloe. She didn't have the sushi, but she enjoyed the company
03 October 2009
29 September 2009
15 September 2009
29 August 2009
15 April 2009
Meet the future addition
14 March 2009
07 February 2009
Happy Winter, Cold, but Happy

I have wanted to post so many times but never knew what to say. Sean and I are so excited about adding on to our family. We can not stop talking about the baby or what our lives will be like from now on. I am scared, excited, nervous, happy and so very anxious about this whole process. I feel so blessed to be able to experience pregnancy.
The past two weeks I have felt great, very tired but no nausea. For a couple weeks before I felt sick all the time and wondered why no one told me that it was a constant thing that you just have to get used to. Thank God it has passed for now.
I have my next doctors appointment on Monday. We will be going over my ultrasound and blood work. The technician who did my ultrasound thinks my due date might be later due to the size of the baby. I can not wait to have another ultrasound. To see someones heart beating inside your body is the most wonderful experience. I am looking forward to being able to hear it!
27 September 2008
Happy Fall
14 June 2008
Boston
To celebrate our one year anniversary we went to Boston. This was my second trip to this city and I just loved it. Every time I go to a big city I am caught up in the idea of living in one of the beautiful tall buildings, working in some little book store or street flower shop ( I would probably need about three jobs, plus Sean's three jobs to pay for living in a beautiful tall building).
There is just something so romantic about cities.
There is just something so romantic about cities.
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