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Bridals and Tooth Fairies

I had my bridal pictures done yesterday. Obviously, I cannot post those until after the wedding. One more thing down, and now less than 3 weeks till the wedding! It makes me sad each time another thing passes. My shower, my bridals - I just keep thinking that I will never have another one of those again and I need to savor every minute of it. My bachelorette party is coming up in 2 weeks, that will be A LOT of fun. It will be the first time I have had alot of my friends together in the same room. I have so many "eras" of my life, as we all do, the older we get. I have my friends from elementary, my friends from youth group, my friends from Roadhouse, and my friends from various jobs where I have worked. And now, all of them will be at the wedding and I am so excited.

Jordan lost another tooth, this I will post because he looks so old now. I look at Jordan and Sophie and I can't believe I have known them a year. They seem so much older now, and it just makes me realize how fast time flies and how precious time is. I wish we got to see them more, but it is what it is. We get them for a whole month in July, which is going to be so great. We have never spent that much time with them at once before, not even Jason. Before I came into the picture, he was never able to have them for a week at Christmas, or a whole month because he couldn't do it with work. I am glad I get to be a part of that and help. My friend Kate has a little sister, Molly, who is the perfect age to come over and watch the kids for a few hours during the day. (Seeing as how I work about 5 minutes away from the apartment, I think we will be good). Ah, babysitting days.

Anyway, here is a picture of Jordan and his tooth fairy dollar!




Comments

Nikki McCallum said…
I'm glad to know that our tooth fairy gives the same amount. $1 for regular teeth and $2 for each big front tooth. I've heard people giving $5 and $10. Not us! And I soooo wish I could be there for the big party and the wedding! I'm so sorry, Jenna!! I guess I'll just have to enjoy it in pictures.
March 7, 2010 at 12:03 PM
Nikki McCallum said…
And by the way, we should meet somewhere for vacation in July when y'all have the kids. That would be sooo much fun!!!
March 7, 2010 at 12:04 PM
Brooklynn said…
Hey I didn't know Amber followed my blog!
March 7, 2010 at 12:43 PM
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