Laurie Morris

Originally, born in Rochester Minnesota, I was raised in Richmond Virginia, a beautiful city and wonderful place to spend a childhood. I ran off to college, armed with as much common sense as I thought I would ever need and settled in at East Carolina University where I met my soon to be husband, Daniel. We married shortly after graduating and planted ourselves in Raleigh to begin our lives together. Daniel and I knew very early on that we were going to get married. It was meant to be. If I had gotten into my first choice school, I would never have set foot in North Carolina, let alone Greenville. If Daniel didn’t enjoy irritating his father by going to any school but NC State, he never would have found himself waiting for me outside of Econ1200 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We are avid Pirates now, sort of as a “thank you” to our alma-mater. We are active Pirate Club members, attend each and every home football game, some away games and have even made it out to the bowl games in recent years. We love ECU for bringing us together. And now we have our own little Pirate as a result! Daniel and I have been married for 7 fantastic years. In September of 2010, we were hit with the most life altering news we could imagine – we were pregnant! This was an incredibly joyous occasion for Daniel. I, however, found myself wrought with anxiety and worry for the new and unknown world I was about to enter and from which I would never return. After meeting Lily, I knew there was no way I could give her to a stranger on my way to work every day. And the decision was made. I have been home caring for Lily since I brought her home from the hospital and I am happier than I could have ever imagined. I have found that, much to my dismay, I was made to be a mother. Even the truly trying times, sleepless nights and colicky months are a drop in the bucket compared to the joy I receive daily from watching my child learn and grow and seeing her smile.

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Nora and the Mirror (Video Post)

The mirror is like a magic wand for Nora. She could be terribly upset and screaming her head off but one look in the mirror and she’s not only calm; she’s also smiling! On the day of this video Garrett and I were letting Nora play with the mirror during my physical therapy appointment.

 
How does your baby respond to the mirror?

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3 Comments on “Nora and the Mirror (Video Post)”

  • Sarah Moore Sarah Moore March 8th, 2010 9:30 am

    Kelly that is so adorable; Isaac does the same thing…I wonder at what age they realize that it is actually themselves and not another identically cute baby?
    I watched this with Isaac in my lap and every time Nora screeched he screeched back. I think he was trying to talk to her (:

  • sara March 8th, 2010 4:01 pm

    Kelly, she is precious! So awesome :)

  • Kelly Mulder Kelly Mulder March 10th, 2010 1:49 pm

    Sarah, I have no idea when they realize it’s not another baby. That would be really interesting to find out! How cute that Isaac was talking back to Nora!

    Sara,
    Thanks! I can’t wait to see Juliette and Nora hanging out again!

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