Dear Baby Girl,
So much has been happening lately. I have no time to write
to you, as my time is consumed with the three men currently residing in our
house: Dad, Grandpa Steve, and “Uncle” Jimmy. However, this trio is making magic
happen. Your nursery is incredible. I am so excited for you to see it, and I
hope that you will love it for years to come. They are working away to gain our
little family nearly double the square footage your father and I have had for
the past couple of years… and it’s all for you my dear.
Whenever I’m not bumping heads with Grandpa Steve, traveling
to Home Depot, or being overly critical of every doorknob to the point that I’m
driving the aforementioned men insane, I’m worrying about you. We’re in a
crucial stage of development and I want to make sure I’m doing everything right
for you. I’m not going to lie, as beautiful as everything is turning out with
the house, this renovation is stressful, and I hope that the stress is taking
less of a toll on you than it is on me. I try to stay calm (for your sake), but
I get worked up about silly things on a daily basis. My consolation: at our 24 week appointment I got some
phenomenal pictures of you in the ultrasound. I will share these photos and
photos of the nursery soon, but for today, I have to change gears and recognize
three men that will be very special to you: your father, and your two
grandfathers.
Your father. What would I do without him? My demands and
moods have been out of control, and he takes them in stride. I drive him
insane, yet he still does his best to help me maintain my own sanity. He can come off abrasive at times, but you and I both know he’s a softy
deep down, and he’ll be a sucker for you for sure.
Grandpa Steve. Man, this man can really get to me. Probably
because (I hate to say it), I have some of his qualities, and there simply can’t
be two of us in the same room at the same time. But the man is giving his heart and soul, blood, sweat, and tears
to making this house perfect for me, you, and Dad, and I know that he will be
as great a grandfather to you as he was a father to me.
Poppa. I truly wish he were here joining in on the
construction fun. He’s a worker, and I think that the crew we’ve got would
thoroughly enjoy his company and expertise. We miss him. His generosity literally
fuels the post work hours, as we have a solid supply of his homemade wine.
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