In Transition…

I know it’s been quite some time since our last blog post.  We’ve been ultra busy trying to coordinate all of our exciting upcoming changes.  Since our last blog post, we’ve gone through a great deal of emotionally challenging times.  We sold our house in Webster, are in the process of buying a house in Nashua, moved to a temporary “home” in Manchester, and have had several doctor appointments for our new little bean.

On Monday, June 18th, we had an ultrasound appointment and discovered that we are having another little boy!  We are THRILLED that AJ will have a little brother and that they will be so close in age.  Both Adam and I grew up close in age to our siblings and can’t imagine any different for our little ones.  We chose the name “Robert Everett Pouliot” after both maternal grandfathers.  We know that they would both be honored for the tribute.

Another LOOOOOOONG baby? We think YES!

Already looks so much like his big brother!

I think he has those "Desrosiers" cheeks!

On Tuesday, June 19th, we packed up all of our furniture and said goodbye to Webster (well sort of…Adam had several more trips to pack up and clean up the remaining items that we didn’t get packed or thrown out before the movers got there).  As you can imagine, it was tough for Adam to say goodbye to the house he built and the home we built together for our family.  But now we look forward and are gearing up for the excitement that our new home will bring!!

For the time being, we’ve taken up residence at an apartment complex in Manchester…a rather large adjustment for all of us.

Thanks to Grammy and Pepere for watching AJ while we set up his room with all of his things to make the transition as easy as possible for him.

As you can see…it didn’t take him long to make himself “at home”.

Surprisingly, AJ has had the least amount of trouble adjusting to his new digs.  We’re on schedule with naps, night time sleep is right on target, and he’s enjoying the new “perks” of this place (wall-to-wall carpeting and mirrored closet doors).

"I'm Talking with the Man in the Mirror.."

And while we’re talking about the little guy, he had his 15 month check-up at the doctor’s office today.  We are currently weighing in at 29.5 lbs (94th percentile) and measures 32 inches tall (80th percentile).  Dr. Cramer is very pleased with his developmental progress to date and was not at all phased by “hurricane AJ” that breezed through her office.

We look forward to updating you soon when we move into our new home in Nashua!!!

HOME SWEET HOME!!!