Charlie Reese
Dear Charlie, It's 10:06pm and Cinco De Mayo, 2015 is almost over and you're almost here in the world with us. I can't believe this day is finally here. I mean I can, because I have watched your mom be pregnant for the past nine months, but wow- it is actually happening. Not to mention, it's almost to midnight and if you continue to take your slow, sweet, precious time, you'll be a Seis de Mayo baby! I am sitting outside of the door to your room and of course, I am already crying my eyes out. You'll come to learn that about me- I cry over everything. I think it is just what naturally makes me who I am. I have never been one to hide any type of emotion. I pray that if there is one thing I can help instill in you as you grow, it is always to show a smile no matter how you are feeling and to always embrace every emotion you experience a 100%. I met your mom about 9 years ago when I was her youth leader in Ohio. I met your dad at the church w