Good Evening World!
What a wonderful day. I gathered up my courage and went out shopping with Aiden and Joshua. It was a little scary at first because I kept wondering what I would do if he had a screaming session like he had had the evening before. I, however, needed some new clothes since my maternity ones don't fit anymore (yeah!). So Michelle, a friend of ours, drove us to the Salvation Army and Josh strolled around with Aiden in the sling while I looked for clothes.

It looks like I am going to get to be flannel momma this winter as I couldn't find anything but flannels that were nursing-friendly. That's alright though, I am really enjoying nursing and don't mind flannels at all.

We got back home safely with a quiet and contented baby. What fun! I know enough to know that I should enjoy days like this to the fullest. I had a nap, reviewed some Latin with Joshua, and we started the pot roast for dinner. Then Ryan called to say he wasn't comming home for a while since he was going to see the Matrix. Well, I know that Joshua would miss that if he thought that I needed him, but it had been such a great day and I have really appreciated his help all week so I reassured him that I would love for him to go and enjoy the movie. I told him to come back and let me know if it was worth seeing. If so, then perhaps we will go see it together while visiting in Texas since we may have ready babysitters in our parents. *grin*

Then I read a comment on our site from Phil that said something about a Rich Mullen's song that has Aiden's name in it. We didn't know that when we named him but now that we do, I would love to hear the song. Does anyone know what album it is in?
The words are a partial expression of our prayer for Aiden and I would love to learn to sing it to him. Here's the words for those who are interested:

Let Mercy Lead

Goodnight and God bless!