Hello there... This is Kim, and today I wanted to update the blog to let you guys know what all has happened lately. Well, first and foremost, our new arrival Elise Hannah Fox. She is the sweetest gift from god. Jeremy and I are ecstatic about her. Our family keeps growing and she is the light in our days. She was delivered via cesarean section at Durant Medical Center on Thursday, July 21st, 2005 at 8:31 am. She weighed in at a whopping 8 lbs. 11 oz and is 20 inches long. Her eyes are blue, and her hair is reddish-brown. She is not a fussy baby at all, but rather quiet (Unless Hungry...). We were in the hospital until Sunday afternoon and were finally discharged (Finally..). Jeremy is wound-up all the time now. I'm still recovering from my surgery and I'm going to my doctor Wednesday to get my drain and staples removed hopefully. Its going to be a rather busy week with all of our appointments and moving (Again). Hopefully one day this week we will be moving to a small town not far from here, where we will be able to have a low-income appartment. Jeremy has worked so hard and struggled at his job. Finally on July 4th he was fired. I will let him explain that situation a little later. I feel sorry for him. He tries so hard to do the best he can and it always seems to not be enough. I'm hoping that when I am recovered I can go to work and help him out. Jeremy has been so sweet to me and given me so much, that I think it's way past due to repay back to him. Watching him with Elise just makes me love him that much more. I know he will be the best father and very protective of Elise, as he is of me. Well, I just wanted to add this for now and let Jeremy update you more later. To see a picture of Elise you can go to http://www.growingfamily.com and visit the WebNursery. There put in July 21, 2005 and last name Fox, state OK, and finally country USA. Goodbye for now...

It's been a while, hasn't it? I've got an internet connection now at my own home. Kim is just about ready to have the baby. She's been having contractions almost every day, so I feel like the baby cuold come at just about any time. Of course this interferes with work, but hey, my family is more imporant than this job, right? Speaking of work, it's going pretty good, I guess. As good as it can get, you could say. I don''t really like working where I work because I feel singled out. I'm pretty much the only white person there, plus all of my co-workers are pretty much related to each other, so it makes things a little difficult. If you say something bad about what another person does, it's like the whole store knows and you're ridiculed for trying to get another person in trouble. Bleh, I hate this job, but I have to keep at it in order to raise a family of my own. Just so you know, as of this posting, Kim is about 35 weeks pregnant. The doctor said that if she continues along the way she is, the baby could be here in a weeek or two. Sad thing is though that Kim is scared to call me at work for fear that I may be fired for calling too much, or having me leave too often. I just wish they would understand what it's like in my condition with how things are going, that, unlike others, I need this job.

Anyway, peace out everybody. Oh yeah, link of the day: Gas Buddy. Maybe it can help you save money.