I'm having SO much fun taking pictures of my two beautiful boys!
We went to the bowling alley on Sunday with Grandpa, Uncle Paul, Devon and Taylor. Grandma stayed with Grady so we could all go and enjoy the afternoon.
My how our little boy is growing up. Makes me sad just knowing that 3 short years ago, he was just the size of Grady and I would rock him to sleep in my arms at night.
Now he prefers to lay on the couch with his milk in his waterbottle, "taggy" (his blanket that he's had since birth) and his cartoons.
He's been going to the sale barn on Wednesdays with Grandpa Denny and Daddy and today, Mike told me that he wanted a snack there and so daddy gave him $1 and he walked all the way down to the "cafeteria" as Blake called it and bought himself some skittles...
Blake, we are so proud of the big boy you are growing into. We wish we could keep you little forever.
Who would of thought...I got stopped at the grocery store by the postman this weekend who asked me,
"Have you noticed that you have not received your mail in 2 days?"
"Why yes, is there a problem?"
"There is, YOUR dog! - I have my spray, but didn't use it. She just looked at me and crouched down and I didn't know if she was going to attack."
" I'm very sorry, no she is not a mean dog and has NEVER attacked anyone"
"Well, just take care of her and your mail is at the post office to be picked up. We have enough dog problems around here."
UGH...whatever happend to the postman carrying dog biscuits to give to dogs instead of pepper spray?? What is this world coming to? Sorry, Mr. Postman, I'll make sure my dog is now locked up when you deliver the mail!
Settling Inn...that's what it feels like...an Inn where all you do is stay indoors because the weather is too blusterly blank blank cold outside. Blake continues to ask me, "mom, when can we go outside to play football?" Oh Blake, maybe in a couple of months!
But really, things are starting to seem like home around here. I'm into my 2nd week at West River Regional Medical Center...sounds big huh? Well, it's a 25 bed critical access hospital which pretty much means we stabilize and then send patients onto someplace bigger like Bismark or Rapid City. The average patient census is 15 and each nurse usually averages 5 patients. I just finished working the day shift and now onto the 3-11 shift for a week. I'm really enjoying the challenges that being a nurse brings. I couldn't imagine doing anything else! I'm meeting lots of new people and look forward to the 30 mile peaceful drive each day. I've so far managed to avoid hitting about 20 deer and hundreds of pheasants!! A hunter's paradise! Check out the hospital at http://www.wrhs.com/
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