On July 14th, Kehlani turned one month old. As of yesterday, she was 34 days old and had lived half her life in the NICU and half her life at home. At first, being at home was stressful with Kai and trying to help her adjust and believe that I wasn’t going back to the hospital but it’s taken 2.5 weeks for her to learn that I’m not leaving anymore. Yesterday, I had to work out-of-home for a client and she really struggled when I left in the morning. But things are improving and I am extremely blessed to have my mom and Grandma near us to help babysit when I have to work away from home.

On the farm, our mulberry trees are still blooming and going strong so Kai and I went and picked even more mulberries so we can bake our pie. Our chickens have been doing great and one hen has even decided to give Kai even more joy by laying her eggs several weeks early! In the last 7 days, Kai has collected 5 eggs. We hope to sell some of the excess eggs (after the rest of the ladies start laying) to help Kai contribute to her college fund!