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Finally my arms get a rest. Levi is finally walking. At 14 months, he is the laziest of all of the kids. Andre and Lana walked at 9 months (Lana closer to 10 months if I remember correctly), the rest of the kids walked at 12 months give or take 2 weeks. And to be honest, Levi isn't lazy. He is just cautious. He has fallen so many times in Honduras (off the bed, off the couch etc. etc.) and since we have a concrete floor, he knows that the floor hurts. So he has been walking on the bed for a while now, but when it comes to walking on the floor without holding onto something or someone- wasn't happening. Until today. I love his smile.
I am still working on editing my pictures. It is taking longer than I thought - but then again I have well over 500 pictures that I am editing, so that takes a while. I did get all the videos for upcoming blog posts uploaded, so I did make progress.
Now for my promise. I have 8 months worth of stories and pictures and videos to post, and while I will try to do it in chronological order, I can't promise it. I can promise that by Saturday evening, I will have my first post up about my trip to and first day in Honduras.
I am still working on editing my pictures. It is taking longer than I thought - but then again I have well over 500 pictures that I am editing, so that takes a while. I did get all the videos for upcoming blog posts uploaded, so I did make progress.
Now for my promise. I have 8 months worth of stories and pictures and videos to post, and while I will try to do it in chronological order, I can't promise it. I can promise that by Saturday evening, I will have my first post up about my trip to and first day in Honduras.
