Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Bits and Pieces of Happiness



Sorry for the radio silence folks. I've been trying to dig out after last week.  Lew's surgery was successful.  Tests were normal, so we've had some closure there.  Honestly I never heard anything else the surgeon said regarding the procedure; I was kinda in la-la land from hearing "normal".  It's not something I usually hear these days.  The following day we had snow and ice so there was a two hour delay for school.  We've also checked off an IEP meeting,  a night of sleeplessness due to who-knows-what, a solid day of trying to make up for the lack of sleep, Kindergarten night, Josh traveling for business and of course the Super Bowl.  Nate was a happy camper because he invited two of the neighbors to watch it at our house.  More than the game (which incidentally none of the boys watched) I enjoyed seeing LJ use his gait trainer as he chased the three boys to the other end of the house, returning back to me proudly & then the boys engaging in a fun game of sneaking back up on him...only to be chased back into their room again.  I so wish I had recorded a voice memo of LJ's giggle.



One other fun note, LJ told Anna earlier today what he wanted to do with his life.  He conveyed that he wanted to open up a donut shop in Arlington and give Dunkin' Donuts a run for their money.  I said, "why yes, that's a fantastic idea! and mom and dad will help you start your business".  Uncle D, you will be his best customer;)  Bring all your buddies!  LJ wants to call it District Donut.  He then told me he didn't know how to make donuts.  This was a major business flaw. So we watched about 8 shows on baked goods, donuts and the like.  District Donut website under construction and flavor profiles in the test kitchen.

Some snapshots below from the rest of the week.  I find it a bit odd that the Tasmanian Devil is prominently placed on the hospital gown when all that's expected is for your wee baby to take a snooze.  While my guess is its supposed to make kiddos smile, we'll take any good, crazy energy we can get, Bugs Bunny and all.  Oh, popsicles also sorta help.
LJ grilling the nurses and doctors about what they were doing
An underwhelmed Nate's note after another visit from the "Tooth Fairy"
can you tell our son is a non-believer?
Dear Dad
Annie following the sun spot.  Dogs are so therapeutic!
I've been meaning to talk to you (pic captured at school by fabulous Ms. S.)
And this note came home in LJ's back pack...he really loves the computer...

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