Dare I say this???

We sold our house! No really, I think it really happened this time! We closed on Friday, yes closed meaning past tense. We moved all last week and now, we're officially homeless! At least Shane's parents are nice enough to let us stay with them until we find a house we want to buy. The only down part about that is I don't see much of Jaxon...he's officially attached to his grandma's leg. I'm not sure if we'll be able to take him with us when we find a house either, we'll probably have to surgically remove him from her. It used to be that he'd wake up happy and loving me and Shane, now he wakes up and instantly goes searching for his grandma. It's pretty funny. Anyway, my cats weren't thrilled with move. Princess didn't come out of hiding until last night, she's right back in hiding when we all woke up today. Scamper, Mr. Social, has also been a little weirded out too but he's getting more comfortable.
We will miss our house but we look forward to getting a new house and making it our home :)

Prayers Needed

So I heard about this lady in TX that delivered sextuplets at 22 weeks in June or July. I've been following her blog and reading updates on the babies. Sadly 3 did pass away but they still have 3 living. I just wanted to share their website with you and ask for your prayers for these little fighters.
http://stanseljourney.blogspot.com/

Allergies

We had Jaxon's allergy appointment last Thursday.
They poked his little back and discovered he is NOT allergic to tree nuts, peanuts, eggs & milk. Our biggest concern was/is the milk. The doctor said that his reactions sound more like a protein allergy and the milk stick on his back could come back negative and he could still have a reaction to it.
So what now you ask? We wait until he turns 2 and then we have to take him up to Primary Children's for a milk challenge test. I guess they will give him milk protein and watch him to see how he does. If he doesnt have a reaction, we're good to go...if he does, we wait until he is 4 and try it again. She did say that most grow out of the allergy by 2 and at least 95% by age 4.
I'm praying he does by 2. It is seriously hard to choose foods and read labels to make sure he doesnt get any milk. You'd be surprised at how many things out there contain a milk protein (McCormack taco seasoning)...seriously there are so many things out there. I have held on to hope that he will grow out of it so I havent pushed much food on him. He does not like many foods out there that he can eat because all I've really given him was baby food. I really think this has hurt me. If it were up to him, he'd eat Oreo's and drink his formula and be happy as a clam!
That's about it for now. Keep watching, there may be more news to come ;)