Wednesday, December 16, 2009

One of Santa's little Elves...


Tonight we went to the McCormics for a Christmas dinner...it was alot of fun.  Landers slept most of the time, but of course was still the hit of the night.  He is very excited about Christmas break...haha....so are we!

Sunday, December 6, 2009

ROLL TIDE ROLL!!


BAMA BEAT the gators!!  I can't believe we are SEC champs....on the way to Pasadena and the National Championship!  

HaPpY tHaNkSgIvIng!!





We weren't able to go down to Alabama for Thanksgiving....but we have some sweet friends that invited us to their Thanksgiving dinner!  We drove down to Bennettsville SC, about an hour from our house, and spent Thanksgiving with the Blackwell/McCormic family.  We had a blast.

Thank you~




We were so grateful that my best friend was able to be in the hospital room with us (Mari-Newton McCormic)  She actually cut the cord!  Being a nurse herself, she was really able to help us out a ton!  I'm so glad that she was there to share the experience with us.  Jonathan's parents were also able to come up and see the baby.  We were so glad that it worked out that they were able to come.  After he was born, the hospital quickly wheeled us down the hall to a smaller room :) where we spent the next 2 days.  We opted to keep him in the room with us instead of sending him to the nursery.  I just couldn't get enough of him....still can't!  He is sooo sweet, I didn't know that I could love so much!  What a miracle.  

Baby Landers is BORN!!








I had a doctors appointment on Thursday the 19th, and the doctor told me that my blood pressure was a little high...I was already overdue, so he decided to let me head to the hospital to be induced into labor.  Jonathan and I got to the hospital birthing suite late in the afternoon, and they administered some medicine to get me ready.  It must have worked overnight, because Landers Wilson Gaydosh was born on November 20th, 2009 at 10:56AM.  He weighed 8pounds 10ounces and was 21 inches long!  He is the cutest...sweetest baby I have ever seen.  Jonathan and I were so overwhelmed at the miracle of birth.