It's me, Charity

My 4 year old nephew might be the only person who finds this blog post interesting. But since Bekah blogged about their sewer repair I figured, hey, if Bekah can do it, so can I! Brace yourselves for a thrilling blog post. Last year after I moved in, not even a month after I had been here, I began to have sewer issues. I would do the laundry or take a shower, and water would back up in the tub, and also come out the bottom of the toilet and flood my bathroom. It was not good. It happened twice, one in July and once in Sept, and I basically lived in fear for it happening again.  When you 1. Work from home and have alot of people in and out of your house and 2. Have Digestive problems, not having a restroom is not an option! I made it to June of this year, And then the inevitable happened. It clogged. Again. I had it roto routered twice, and finally the day came for it to be repaired! My sewer line was previously made of clay tile, and that cracks very easily. Once

My name is Charity and I blog about my friends kids.  But seriously, I love my little Addie Jane! After waiting and praying for so long it is so neat to have her in our lives now! I could stare at her cute face all day, and let's not even talk about sniffing her sweet baby smelling head and giving her kisses. #promiseimnotcreepy #babiessmellmagical So it was really exciting, to me at least :) that Addie Jane and her Momma came over last week and she went swimming for the first time in my pool!  She wasn't quite sure what to think at first. Possibly because the pool was as warm as bath water and we were in it with her. Once she decided I wasn't going to drop her or let her go, she warmed up to the idea! She really liked kicking her little legs in the water, and chewing on the little balls and pool toys i put in. Isn't she SO adorbs in that hat?!  (Please ignore the huge pile of dirt in my backyard left over from my sewage repair.)  A little bit