Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Robbins Look-alike Meter


I have to be honest. I did this 2x beacuse the first time it said that Hazel looked more like her dad by 4% (which isn't a bad thing, he is a pretty man)!!! So, I uploaded a different picture, one where her hair looks lighter, and re-did it....now she looks 7% more like me!!! Anyway, this was a lot of fun, I found it on my friend Celeste's blog!!

MyHeritage: Family tree - Genealogy - Celeb - Collage - Morph

Hazel Update

Hazel had her 15 month appointment today. She is now 23 lbs which puts her right in the 50th percentile and she is 31.5 inches tall which puts her in the 75th percentile (so far she is taking after her dad). Her doctor said that she is looking healthy and strong and progressing just how she should. We are so grateful that she has continued to stay so healthy.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Like I said...she's climbing on everything!!!

Soooo....cute, soooo.....fun, my crazy, beautiful girl!!!

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Hazel's 15 Months

Hazel is now 15 months old as of Valentine's Day. She is growing so fast. She now has 8 teeth, can feed herself (for the most part and in her own way), has figured out how to climb on most things and is a VERY busy girl. It is so much fun to watch her throughout the day as she moves from one thing to the next trying to figure it all out. She really only stops to eat and sleep. Although she threw her first fit the other day, she is still one of the happiest little girlies!! I love having her around so much!!!!








Monday, February 16, 2009

Miracles


In a time when there is so much difficulty, miracles still happen. My sister-in-law/one of my best friends as well, recently had this experience.


She has a brother who struggles with an addiction to drugs. Recently he had an accidental overdose. His mom found him in his room where he was not breathing, had no pulse, his heart had stopped. They were able to get medical attention quickly and revive him. He was put on a ventilator with the prospect of him not being able to ever breath on his own and a worry of severe brain damage. Lisa's family met together and prepared for the worst, but still hoped for the best. The doctor had told them he had only seen one case like this where the patient lived. A few days later, things began to change. He has gradually begun to be somewhat coherent, smile, move, talk. His brain damage appears to be minimal. He is making great progress every day. This change was very opposite of what was predicted and it is amazing. It is proof to us, that Heavenly Father still blesses us with miracles every day and I believe that more miracles will come from this as well. In a world where there is so much hopelessness at times, there is still hope!!! You can read more about this story and see updates on Lisa's blog (www.littleaudreyrobbins.blogspot.com).