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Week 16:


This blessing took place the week of January 12-18.
 
My sister-in-law Ivone is pregnant with her second baby. Ivone and Jeremy had a few things they still needed to get done in the nursery before baby Eva gets here. So, Oscar and I volunteered to take JD, their little boy for the evening, to allow them sometime to focus on getting things ready for Eva.
 
We had a great time we took the boys to the mall and let them run around in the play area. They got to ride the toy cars and throw money in the water fountain. Best of all though, the boys shared some M&M's. All in all, the boys had a great time playing together and we loved watching them interact with each other.
 
After we wore the boys out at the mall we went to drop off JD. When we got there Abuelo was hanging a light fixture in Eva's room. Naturally ,both of the boys wanted on the ladder to help.

Eli and JD tyring to climb up and help.






 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
JD made it to the top, look how happy he is to help get his little sister's room ready! Eva is one lucky little girl to have such a great brother and cousin to look up to.
 
Eva, my dear, you are so very blessed to be born into a family that will surround you with love. However, we would like for you to be ready to meet us already!

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