Caleb wore a spider in his orange hair |
Last week I sent Brayden and Caleb to the store (alone) for the first time ever (we live a block and a half away). Their assignment was to get a chocolate bar so we could make chocolate curls for the pie Brayden made.
They were gone for quite awhile and I was starting to get nervous when I finally saw them walking home. It turns out that after their purchase, Brayden realized that the cashier had given them 6 cents too much change...so they turned around and went back to return the money. I was one proud mama!
Too cold for a popsicle? No way. Dillon just ate his otter-pop with gloves. (I should have given him a bib) |
I had a gallbladder attack last week, and I don't have a gallbladder.
When I took the kids to the clinic the next day for their flu shots, I asked the Dr. about it. He said that sometimes there is a stone in the common bile duct between the gallbladder and liver. He looked up my surgery info on the computer and said that the surgeon had tried to check the common bile duct, but the opening was too small and he couldn't get the instrument inside.
Lovely.
If I continue to have problems, I'll have to have some kind of a scope done that will irritate my pancreas. This is the first time anything like this has happened since my surgery, so I'm hoping it's just a weird fluke.
The sale of our house is final. We made a whopping $3.28 on the deal, and I feel pretty darn lucky just to get out of it. I told Todd we'd have to be sure to put the money in savings to go towards our next house, or we'll get heavily taxed on it :o)
My friend suggested we go to the local restaurant and celebrate with baby ice cream cones.
I love a baby in new dinosaur jammies... |
Justin is walking/running everywhere these days. He took his first courageous walk across the living room on Conference Sunday, about 10 minutes before Todd left to go back to the trailer. I can't even tell you how glad Todd was that he was here to see it.
Now, a couple weeks later, he's getting more brave and starting to climb to get wherever he "needs" to go. He has four teeth and one more on the way and loves to eat off the floor. He'll throw his food down from his high chair and eat it off the floor as soon as we let him out. Hopefully he's building immunity...
In other news, we found the perfect house and got all excited about it just in time for it to go into foreclosure and be sold on auction last Thursday. Unfortunately, we can't compete with people who have cash to buy a house.
We made an offer on another one this weekend. I don't care for the look of the outside (it was built in the 80's) but the inside meets our needs perfectly. We will spend the next few days haggling over the price and I'll be sure to post pictures if it works out.
3 comments:
Oh, sweet Justin. He's all grown up and I feel like I missed him being a baby.
Good luck on the house hunting.
I loved reading this whole post! It was like a little chat with my best friend. :) Sorry about the perfect house slipping through your fingers... I know that whatever you get, you'll make it home, and it will look beautiful. You have a knack with that.
I'm so sorry about your gallbladder attack. :( I hope it was a fluke!
I love the jack-o-lantern hair... so funny! And I'm proud of your boys too... doesn't that warm your heart to know that honesty is so ingrained in them?
LOL on the tax from the sale. The hair looks great and your little boy is getting so big (but I'm sure you already feel like that daily)
Good luck with a new home. So have you switched schools then? If so, did the boys take it well?
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