mainly for pa and fire, but others might enjoy. not a bad way to hunt. if only l and r bird ranch would have had this to get to the south field, intead of the ole ford. i don't think fire could even get this stuck crossing the wash. well... i guess he could. we would have fought for the chance to go "clean the screen".
Friday, May 25, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Girl and Boy dancing
Cooper and Porter came over to play today. They all started dancing...so cute.
Notice how different Kate and Cooper dance...it's definitely a girl/boy thing. Even Maggie was getting in on the action.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Happy Mother's Day Susan
There are many things we can learn from this video. Here are some highlights:
- You can call each other fat and ugly but never make fun of another person's mudda (mother).
- Mother is spelled M-O-T-H-E-R
- You may never know when you need it so it is always good to carry a microphone; I want to say in your back pocket is a good place but it looks more like Mr T had it stashed in his pants near the small of his back for some reason.
- We should treat our mother's right.
Happy Mother's Day
Sunday, May 6, 2007
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Kate
Kate holding her "free" bunny she got from the hospital
Well, what a night/day. I took Kate into the insta-care last night around 6:00p.m. She had been coughing all day and her breathing was starting to look labored and rapid. We waited 1 1/2 hours and then right after going back the doctor saw her and sent us to the ER (her oxygen levels were way too low). We were there a couple more hours, she got chest ex-rays, 2 breathing treatments, and constant oxygen. After having the oxygen for just a little while, it didn't take her long to snap out of her lethargic state. Man, she was talking a mile a minute. It was funny. She kept asking who everyone's names were when they came in to check her. And asked all sorts of questions. I really couldn't get her to stop...talking.Well, the doctor was still concerned about her oxygen levels and that her heart rate was staying quite high so he wanted to keep her over night. Well because the pediatric wing is actually in the other hospital they had to ambulance her over there. Fun for her....will not be fun for us $$$$. Susan came over (THANKS AGAIN!) to stay with her while I went home to swap places with Shayne (Maggie needed to be fed). Shayne stayed the whole night and morning, so I don't really know the details there...I just heard she hardly slept. I guess she was pretty wired from the excitement and medications?
So she is home now and will be getting breathing treatments for a week or two. I left out what was really wrong with her because we don't really know. Ahhh kids!
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