Adjusting

Crazy hair Kaz!

It has been a while since I have written because I am trying to adjust to a life of full time work and a baby. Yes, I had to go back to work the Monday after Easter. It was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do - leaving my baby. The whole weekend leading up to it, I cried. And of course that whole morning I cried. I know it was harder on me than on him - but my heart was breaking! Kaz is staying with Jared's mom and of course that helps. She loves that baby! Kaz had a really rough first day - he wouldn't sleep! I'm sure that made for a long day for Debbie. It started to get a little easier when Kaz finally started to get a routine at Nana's. Now, he does very well. I only have 5 more weeks of school and then summer break. This is the first summer that I will not be working since I started teaching. I am looking forward to spending it with my son. I have to say that I have never been this tired in my life! My evenings seem so short with feeding the baby, working out, and dinner. Not that I necessarily get all of that done every night (except for feeding the baby of course). I also want to spend every minute at home with Kaz. We have to soak in every moment we can. Jared is a big help with Kaz and sometimes even with dinner. :)

"I feel better now that I spit up."

We enjoyed having my dad come visit for a couple of days. He was here on business, but of course got in some "Kaz time." I took a picture of my dad and Kaz with their Illinois shirts on - my dad went to University of Illinois and of course is a big fan. My aunt and uncle sent Kaz a super cute Illini onesie that is he about to grow out of. I figured I better get a picture before he won't be able to fit into anymore. We are looking forward to see my whole family in just 4 weeks for my sister's wedding!

Grandpa Jimmy and Kaz sportin their Illini