Tony is staying busy at the hospital and has started studying for the USMLE Step 1 (examination to earn his M.D.). How many tests can this man take? Yet he has found time to take up crosswords, while I have taken up knitting. How old could two twenty-eight year-olds be? All kidding aside, knitting is fun, a great stress reliever, and I hope to knit Sophia hats someday soon!
I wanted to take the opportunity to post a pretty special picture from my grandparent's last visit. A four generation picture is a remarkable thing! I'm glad that Sophia was born into a family history of strong women both on Tony's side and my side. I've learned so much from the women in my family. Grandmother, I often think about you when Tony is on call. We are very much alike, you and I, both wives supporting our husband's difficult, demanding, but rewarding professions. Mom, I hope Sophia learns from your strength and sacrificial love. And Granny, maybe she will inherit your hard work ethic, always cooking, cleaning, and loving on those around you.
1 comment:
Sarah, how wonderful to read about your life in Birmingham! Sophia is gorgeous. We miss you and your mom at BSF so much, but are so happy that your life there seems so joyful :)
Love,
Elissa
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