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It's been almost a year and a half since I have written a blog post. After starting my new job at the beginning of last year, I simply have not really had the time to keep up with regular writing. But over the past week, I have felt it important to speak up. I wasn't … Continue reading black lives matter
A few months ago, I wrote about the freedom of unpredictability as it related to my still relatively new law practice. And now, I am embracing that freedom once again as God takes me into yet another new adventure. I am very excited to announce that on January 7, 2019, I will be starting a … Continue reading another new adventure
I'm back! I have been spending the past month and a half loving on my beautiful son, but over the past couple of weeks, I have been itching to get back to this blog. Every time I planned to sit down and write, something came up. Whether school, work, or parenthood, my life has been … Continue reading two months of parenthood
At 6:08 am on Monday, September 24, my son, Greyson Patrick Stockton was born. As you know, this has been a long and sometimes difficult journey. That journey finally came to an end a couple of weeks ago, but not before throwing a few more surprises at us. After Kristina was admitted to the hospital, … Continue reading the birth of Greyson Patrick Stockton
The past three weeks have been eventful to say the least. As we enter the 36th week of Kristina's pregnancy, we are doing so from the comfort of our very own hospital room! About two weeks ago, Kristina was officially diagnosed with preeclampsia. For those of you who have read my previous posts, you know … Continue reading the bed rest chronicles, pt. 2: the hospital stay
Today Kristina is 33 weeks into her pregnancy. She's also ten days into being on bed rest. A week and a half ago, we went to the doctor for our regular prenatal appointment and Kristina's blood pressure was elevated, her legs, feet, and face were significantly swollen, and she had gained almost ten pounds since … Continue reading the bed rest chronicles
Ten months ago, I opened the metaphorical doors of my new law practice. I had spent the previous thirteen months working in the Texas Attorney General's office in downtown Dallas. Although I loved the work, there were a number of challenges that meant going to work was generally miserable. And I was driving about two … Continue reading the freedom of unpredictability
