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Brice



I went to see my great nephew, Brice, a few days ago. I can't believe he is already 51/2 months old! He is such a happy little fella. My Mom and I are talking in the background. At the end of the video, he starts crying and I say, "Oh darn it! Somebody done pinched my baby!" But I cut myself off after darn it. I picked him up and started playing with him. He immediately stopped crying and started laughing again. He is such a good baby. I believe my niece, April, is suffering from postpartum depression. I would ask that you keep her in your prayers/good thoughts. My best friend also just called me and told me she has to have a bone biopsy tomorrow. Please keep Toni in your prayers as well.


Thanks so much!


Susan


P.S. Hope you enjoy the video of Brice below!



Comments

Missie said…
Brice is so adorable!

I'll be keeping your neice and friend in my prayers.
June 18, 2009 at 3:38 PM
mtrib2 said…
Congratulations to April and Marlena on the birth of their babies, and to you being a Great Aunt. May your prayers be God's will as I will pray that the problems facing those in need will receive a blessing. I have read through your blog and Happy Birthday to all who have recently advanced a year as I did to 57. My condolences on your son's passing of years since his tragic death. I have been doing as much as possible with the help of a new worker that has good skills and with my other worker from years past. I am working about 5 hours a day from 9 in the morning until 2 p.m. and quitting because of the heat. It is as much as I can do but by continuing every day I am seeing more progress than I thought would take place. mark/salty
June 24, 2009 at 8:43 AM
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