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Wonderful! My baby girl brings tons of joy to our family and the year flew by.

Great to hear! We had a good year too - sold our co-op and moved into our new home. I took on a board position at a volunteer org I'm in and we had lots of fun adventures with and without M. Starting ttc now and also hope to grow my writing business/outline my book this coming
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@Mrs. Lion: I feel very hopeful!

Awesome! My little joy of a boy was born and spent his first 10 months in it. It's been tough, but amazing.

@lovehoneybee: So excited to hear that it was such a positive year for you!

Great year here, my DSs are just so wonderful and I love watching them grow.

...a whirlwind! A beautiful, amazing, nerve racking, whirlwind.

Full of surprises and changes.

There were all kinds of up and downs, more downs than ups. 2015 can only get better!

As bad of a year as I've ever had... but it's brought our family closer together and we're getting through it.

Pretty crappy here. My grandfather and favorite uncle died, we dealt with infertility and I suffered 2 miscarriages.... We have enjoyed experiencing the growth of our amazing almost -two-year old though. That's been wonderful.

Amazing!

@mrs. bird:
Last Christmas I felt like that, and things haven't improved much at this Christmas.

2014 was hard: very difficult work situations, dealing with infertility, depression, and feeling beat down by life in general. I was feeling hopeful about 2015 until a dr appt last week, and now I'm just hoping to accomplish as much as I can. I know I am very lucky in some respects, but id love to forget December 2013 through end of 2014.

Tough, but full of positives too. I'm hoping 2015 brings the changes we were hoping for this year.

An intriguing question that I haven't given enough thought to quite yet. It was a good year. We bought a house, work has started to pick up, and we'll be having our second in 4 short weeks. There were a couple scary, rocky moments, but still going at least 2 steps forward for every step back. And debt knows no year, so there's that.

It's been interesting...we experienced two pregnancy losses, my grandfather died, and had to give up my husband's dog.
But this was also the first year we were married, I turned 30 and, hopefully, we have our sticky baby.
It's been challenging and full of heartache but I have learned a lot, too.

2014 was...... humbling. In good ways and in bad.

Lots of fun moments and lots of joy, but it was really, really hard. The most trying year I've ever had.

Really hard, but also absolutely amazing. I watched my sweet little boy go through so many firsts and turn one last month. At the same time (literally within 2 weeks of his birthday), we bought a new house, I started a new job, and found out I'm pregnant with #2!

one of the more difficult years of my life. My husband broke his leg in two places, requiring surgery and a rod to be placed in the bone, right before our third baby was born via C-section at the end of 2013. So we started the year both on pain killers unable to take care of ourselves or our children. Then, my husband traveled 60% of the time from September to November, missing Halloween and Thanksgiving. We are relocating, for his job, in a few weeks and spent December getting our house ready for the market and house hunting, not really allowing us to enjoy Christmas fully. This year has been hard, and I'm hoping that 2015 is a little easier.....
But, 2014 has given me great confidence of myself and my parenting, and has shown me how strong my marriage is with my husband.

Exhausting, but great! It's been a challenge getting used to a second kiddo, I've had to start making big adjustments to how I do things. Hopefully I can continue to better organize myself both at work and home in 2015 so I can enjoy my boys more and rush and do last minute stuff less.

A learning experience.

We dealt with LO's undiagnosed allergies, her crazy low sleep needs, and more fun things like her milestones. I'm amazed at how much she knows and how fast she picks up new things. She's teaching me so much about being a parent.