HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY, SARAH!
My sweet niece Sarah celebrated her 18th birthday this evening with family and friends and a yummy chocolate cake. [Her official birth date is tomorrow] These past 18 years have rushed by, crazy fast. I’ve watched her grow up into this unique, smart, talented, gorgeous, funny and fun to be with young woman who is one of my favorite people on the planet. But then she’s always been all those things. Her future is shiny bright. Can’t wait to see where she goes and how she gets there. Wishing you all the best of everything life has to offer, Sarah. Love you to pieces.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Day One Hundred Ninety Two 2013
This has been my week for doc appointments and needle sticks. Stick a
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Day One Hundred Ninety One 2013
Uh oh, Kay has a boo boo on her left knee. Not really. Well, actually, my whole left knee is one big boo boo. Bad knees run in my family. Wish I was immune. Doc says my meniscus [a pad of fibrous tissue which cushions the femur and tibia] is showing some wear, which is causing me grief. One of the joys of growing older, but growing older beats the alternative, as they say. I think so, anyway. So he gave me a shot [in the knee as you can see~ouch!] of cortisone which should ease my pains in the coming weeks [hopefully]. Back in six weeks for a look-see. Hope your Wednesday was pain free.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Day One Hundred Ninety 2013
Monday, July 8, 2013
Day One Hundred Eighty Nine 2013
PLAY ‘TIL YOU WIN!
We ended up at CiCi’s Pizza today for lunch. The kids, big and small, were attracted to the game room where Kelly and Shelby sparred in a game of air hockey.
Elijah drove a race car ~ mostly on the side of the road. No seat belt.
And ~ uh oh! ~ Knox spied …
… Elmo buried in that impossible quest where you drop the claw on top of the toy you want and pray that it latches on so you can pull it out of the pile. Grandpa knew this particular quest would bear no fruit ~ Elmo ~ so he didn’t even try. Walked away. Left Elmo buried. Uh oh.
Shelby found a game ~ with a similar claw ~ that scooped up candy and cheap plastic toys. Not as difficult as that other game.
They scooped out all sorts of goodies.
The name of the game!
But, alas, Elmo got left behind, buried in the machine, and there was no consoling Knox, who cried big tears, and wailed for Elmo all the way home. We’ve never seen him so distraught. But time heals all wounds. He soon forgot his heartbreak and finally moved on with his life, thank goodness. School of hard knocks [Knox?]. Lesson learned. You don’t always get what you want. It must be Monday or something.
We ended up at CiCi’s Pizza today for lunch. The kids, big and small, were attracted to the game room where Kelly and Shelby sparred in a game of air hockey.
Elijah drove a race car ~ mostly on the side of the road. No seat belt.
And ~ uh oh! ~ Knox spied …
… Elmo buried in that impossible quest where you drop the claw on top of the toy you want and pray that it latches on so you can pull it out of the pile. Grandpa knew this particular quest would bear no fruit ~ Elmo ~ so he didn’t even try. Walked away. Left Elmo buried. Uh oh.
Shelby found a game ~ with a similar claw ~ that scooped up candy and cheap plastic toys. Not as difficult as that other game.
They scooped out all sorts of goodies.
The name of the game!
But, alas, Elmo got left behind, buried in the machine, and there was no consoling Knox, who cried big tears, and wailed for Elmo all the way home. We’ve never seen him so distraught. But time heals all wounds. He soon forgot his heartbreak and finally moved on with his life, thank goodness. School of hard knocks [Knox?]. Lesson learned. You don’t always get what you want. It must be Monday or something.
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