The girls loved the drama of being in the road in their jammies at dawn with the police and other neighbors surveying all the damaged cars, ours was only one of many lucky targets.
Adam has continued to grace us every 2 hours with unbelievable amounts of yellow diarrhea explosion, for 4 days now. Today he also threw up on lucky Sarah, in her dry clean only church dress which somehow managed to miss every drop. We are keeping a close eye on him, so far he is still well hydrated, thank goodness he is still nursing.
These two are such good buddies. Adam is in the stage of pointing to everything, look there's Mom with the camera.
Yesterday Tyler watched the kids so I could go to the temple and get my hair cut. It was very sweet of him, especially considering the state Adam is in and how many baths and laundry loads that meant. I notice I feel much more charity and peace about life when I'm able to go to the temple, as well as physically stronger as always needed. I'm glad this calamity happened the day after my "re-charge" or I may not be feeling so much peace in the midst of storm.
(For my sisters, who will ask for pictures.)
Tonight we are happily all having family game night as usual. I love that in these uncertain last days, everything inside my sacred home need not be bothered. Bliss can continue as usual.
4 comments:
Wow! I can't believe your car incident! That is really devastating, sorry to hear about that! And, very sorry to hear that Adam is so unwell. Is is a flu bug or something else? Poor little guy. Love the haircut. You look gorgeous, as always!
Cute hair!
Love your hair! I can't wait to see it in 25 days. :)
That's so good that you guys were able to polish out the scratch! I pray it won't happen again. Kids are still looking great and Tyler looks as happy as ever!
Your hair is fabulous! You look so chic! And I am so glad you were able to fix your car. That is awful.
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