February Almost Over

 This month has gone by so fast, my first race of the year and my little boy's second tooth coming in. He is standing on his own more and more, though for a small amount of time each. It is hard to believe that he is going to be 1 year old in less than 2 months, I am still amazed that almost 12 months have already passed by. He is such an amazing little boy, his personality, his always being in a good mood, just everything about him is amazing. I am excited to keep watching him grow but I already miss him being so little, looking at pictures and videos of him makes my heart melt. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
 Business is doing okay, though I'd like to stay cautious as you never know what could happen the very next day. Taxes are coming up, I've got get our Personals together for Marilyn soon, before February is over with.
 I had originally planned on 4 Half Marathons this year, but I might end up with 5 instead, 2 in October. Now, my Half Marathon race schedule might look like this:
April 7, 2013 - Go! St. Louis Half Marathon
May 5, 2013 - Cincinnati Flying Pig Half Marathon
(maybe) October 6, 2013 - Evansville Half Marathon
October 19, 2013 - 18th Annual Indianapolis Half Marathon
November 2, 2013 - Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon

Evansville Half Marathon is a maybe only because I don't yet know the exact date, it could either be October 6 or October 13. If it is October 6 then I will register for it as that would give me 2 weeks between the two Half Marathons,  but if it is on October 13, then I won't because that would give me barely a week between and I don't want to test my endurance and stamina like that. Plus the Monumental Half will be 2 weeks after the Annual Indy Half, which means we will be going back up to Indy two weeks after being up there and I know Cameron won't be too thrilled about it. I would really like him to go to all of them, because even though my mom is going to most of them I don't feel that Dorian will be safe enough with her. I would feel better if Cameron was there and watching his son.