Sunday, March 14, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
February 12th Snow Day
Our backyard during the snow "storm"
We had almost 2" when I measured and the snow fell for another 3 hours
Daddy hitting C right in the face with a snowball.
The girls took aim too!Sunday morning
C adores a man at our church, Mr. Richard, who wears a suit and/or tie every Sunday. Well, Mr. Richard and his wife came over one day after their surgery and brought the kids soup, suckers, and C the yellow tie pictured above. He was SOOO PROUD of that tie and just had to wear it the 1st Sunday that they were allowed to go back to church. He smiled the entire day.
Z and M were just excited to be going to church.Teddy Bear Breakfast
B/c of their tonsil surgery, the kids had to miss 1 1/2 weeks of school. They were scheduled to have a "Teddy Bear Breakfast" at school the Friday right after their surgery. Their teacher was so sweet to move it to the next Friday. The kid's teddy bears got to spent the night at the school the night b/4 and the bears got into all kinds of mischief. M and Z's teddy bears were hiding in the mini fridge eating pudding and C's teddy bear was hanging out of the filing cabinet with a pair of scissors. The kids got to wear their pjs to school and eat Mickey Mouse pancakes. Z, M, and C were able to join their class for the pancake breakfast and a little playtime in the classroom. They were so happy to be back at school.
Z and her pink bear.Friday, February 12, 2010
Tonsil surgery
On Jan. 13th, all 3 kiddies had their tonsils taken out. I have pictures of them right after surgery that I took with my cell phone but I can't figure out how to get them off of my camera. Anyway, this is them once we got home after 9 hours at the hospital.
Z did so-so with the surgery. She received some "happy juice" b/4 surgery that made her very sleepy. The surgery itself went great but once she returned from recovery, she had a hard time staying awake. She had trouble with her IV and she threw up several times. Once she got something for nausea and took a good nap, she felt a little better.
C had the worst time. He, too, received some "happy juice" b/4 surgery that also made him sleepy. After surgery, a nurse in recovery asked if he had pain (which, duh!! sure he did) so she gave him some morphine. When he was brought back to his hospital room, he was COMPLETELY out of it. We could not wake him and he started to have trouble keeping his oxygen levels (sats) up. His O2 level dropped into the lower 80's and they had to put him on oxygen. That helped a little but we still couldn't wake wake him up. They had to call anesthesia to give him the antidote to the happy juice. As soon as the antidote was going in, he started to wake up. It took him 4 hours to come completely off of the oxygen and keep his sats above 95.
Miss M did amazing. She is the one we thought would do the worst. She, too, received happy juice but it made her giddy, not sleepy. She had the largest tonsils and was the only one who came out of recovery eating a popsicle with a smile on her face. She was ready to go home b/4 C even got out of surgery. Unfortunately, she had to hang around until he was stable enough to go home. We did have some good company in the rooms with us to help pass the time so that helped! Thanks PaPa, MiMi, Bro. Johnny, and Mrs. Kay.Friday, January 29, 2010
Ben's BIG kill
After Christmas, we went down south to hunt. Ben and Clay went hunting and this is what they "bagged"
The 2 proud hunters
The scale speaks for itself.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Christmas at our house
Opening gifts from Uncle Kent
The pictures posted backwards. This is the kids waking up Christmas morning to find their Santa goodies.
Above this is the letter from Santa telling them that they had more goodies downstairs....drums and guitars.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Christmas with PaPa and MiMi
MiMi, Daddy with "Butt Quack" boxers, cousin LJ, and C with cousins J and J.
The #1 thing on C's Christmas list was "Pirate ship Legos" and Mimi and PaPa gave them to him. He was SOOO excited he started crying and ran and hugged MiMi and PaPa as tight as he could. It was so sweet.
The girls really wanted American Girl dolls but they didn't have dolls that matched both their eye and hair colors. MiMi found My Twinn dolls that were made to match a picture that she sent in of the girls. They were very excited to have a little twinn.
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