100th Post

My 100th post. When I started blogging 4 months ago, I had no idea I would have had 100 things to write about, or that anyone would even find my posts at all interesting, or entertaining. I had tossed the idea around for so long, and just decided to go for it. I originally wanted to start it for my parents as a way for them to know what Colter and the rest of us were up too, and so they could see pictures. Much to my surprise, my parents were not even reading my blog. They are not exactly "techies" and were confused by the whole idea. They eventually figured it out, and now check in from time to time.

I have to admit, I used to think that people with blogs were just arrogant or crazed people who thought that they were so smart or great, that everyone would want to read about them. I thought it was lame. Then a friend of mine started a blog. I in no way thought she was arrogant or crazed (delusional, may be) so I started stopping by her blog weekly. Her blog totally changed my thoughts of the whole blogger world.

I never could have imagined how much I would enjoy this. I have "met" some interesting people and learned more about people I all ready knew. I've been entertained, amused, bored and humbled. It has been great therapy. Thank you to all of my loyal readers, fellow bloggers, and most of all to Kerrie, for introducing me to bloggerville.

I am not sure, but I believe that there may be some law that you are suppose to do something special for your 100th post. Just because I work for the law, doesn't mean I always follow it. After all, I was once on the other side, and must visit occasionally. :o) So, tomorrow, I think I will do something for my 101st post. We will have a little "Miah 101." I bet you can't wait. Pay attention, because there may be a pop quiz.

I really wanted to BRAG about my little munchkin today. So I better not disappoint myself and dish. Almost daily, I take Colters little hands in mine and stand him on the floor. I then lean him forward a bit to see if he will take a step. Nada. I have been doing this for months. Yesterday, I did it yet again. As soon as his little feet hit the floor, he was off. It really caught me off guard. That's my boy! Shock and awe! It was very exciting, as I am sure all of you fellow mom's all ready know.

I also wanted to let you know that Colter (cross fingers) is back to his normal bedtime again. Thanks for all of your advice. I did try the fan, but it just was not doing much, so we put in a small window air conditioner (courtesy of Al's dad) and it seemed to help. Thanks for all of your advice ladies!

Have a superrific day!