The fall really was marked by one event: the birth of Jordan. I have already posted a lot about those first days and weeks. Please feel free to go back and read through them (if you haven't already).
For me, it was back to school. All of it is manageable because I have tennis to look forward to when the bell rings. Our girls season went well, much better than I thought given the youth of our team. Another year of FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) started, this year I was flying solo as the advisor after last years' "co-leader" moved to Lakeville. I really like the group of kids we have year. They are taking a lot more responsibility in years past, which is a good thing, but has left some things moving slower than normal.
For Steph, it was not back to work. She was able to take 6 weeks off. She really enjoyed it, and would love to stay home if she could. But we are blessed to have friends doing daycare. Jeremy and Carisa have a 2 year old boy of their own. They end up splitting daycare duty, which is fabulous because we know he is in a place where he will be safe and loved. After the six weeks, Steph returned to work. Her co-workers were ecstatic, but because of weak sales numbers (even though Steph kept up her numbers on the phone) things started to take a toll, and she began looking for a new job.
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