Mrs. Coach Sims: September 2015

Welcome, to Tuesday Talk. {on a Wednesday}

A little link party that happens every Tuesday and occasionally I show up.

I am the worst co-host ever, but the other co-hosts are true gems and you should definitely take the time to check out their blogs.

These ladies know how to throw a link party, let me tell ya....

As most of you know, we found out we were expecting the day after Christmas and last Thursday we welcomed our sweet daughter into this world.

I would like to introduce you to her.

First of all, her name -----> It is a name that Jason threw out and I wasn't crazy about until I saw it somewhere spelled Presleigh. What makes us like it even more is that his sister's name is Erleigh sooooo that worked out. Belle was my Nanny's middle name.

She passed away in 2007 from cancer.

I think she would've been pleased.

I miss her.

{from Mommy's belly to Daddy's arms}

Photos by my sweet Mom @gwenalisa on IG

The sign that my aunt made for the hospital door for our guests to sign.

Jason and I meeting our precious bundle of joy.

Life changing.

One of the football captains delivered this sweet card to us in the hospital from the team.

Made my day.

We also received a nice card from Jason's boss that said that they hoped "Presleigh had her Mom's heart and her Dad's passion..."

Awww...

These are some flowers that we received in the hospital from a kind friend.

Our first family picture.

I graduated with Ericka from Ericka Moore Photography and she always takes incredible pictures of our family.

Love her, her family and her work.

This is the sign that my aunt made for our front yard.

This is Presleigh in her "Going Home Outfit." Olivia came home from the hospital in this same dress and so did I back in 1979! My Nanny (dad's mom) and my Buck (mom's dad) purchased this dress when I was born.

Sims, Party of Five <3

Right after we first got home from the hospital we took some quick pictures out in the front yard by our sign.

So much love in this one photo that my mom captured.

I love them all sooooo much.

Our hearts are so full!!

Jason had a very memorable week.

He coached his first game as the Athletic Director/Head Football Coach for the Childress Bobcats {our hometown} and he witnessed the birth of his baby girl.

His story made the Amarillo Globe News.

This was the first football game that I have ever missed.... and even though it was hard for me (I won't go into detail because I know there would only be like 1.5 people that would "get it" ... of course it was worth it because look at Presleigh <pure joy>!

The Bobcats won their game 15-14 against the Wellington Skyrockets and I had a precious friend/coach's wife that sat with me at the hospital during the game and we listened to it on the radio that another dear friend brought me.

A memorable week, for sure.