Well, the cast came off today. Nothing too surprising, there weren't any legos in there or anything. She took the longest bath ever tonight! Her skin is coming off, just dry skin from being under the cast. I think sitting in the water for a while helped get some of it off. Her leg wasn't all white and shrively and small like I thought it would be. It looks pretty normal. Unfortunately, she's not putting any weight on it. She still thinks it's broken. The wheelchair is due back Thursday, and I really don't want to keep it. I'd rather look into crutches or a walker. But we said a prayer tonight that God will help her leg get stronger so she can play with her friends at school and daycare, so I'm believing it won't be long!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Cast update and Christopher Columbus's ships
This is what her cast currently loks like. Dirty, worn out, and being held together by duct tape. Yep, that's right. Duct tape.
Just as a reminder, this is what it looked like the day we got it. I'm curious what her doctor is going to say tomorrow when we go get it taken off. I can't wait for this to be over!!!
So, replicas of the Nina and Pinta are currently docked close by and we went to visit them today. You can pay to take a tour, but as it turned out, we got there 10 minutes after the last tour got on. But one of the workers was nice enough to give us 5 minutes on the boats, no charge! And that's really all you needed. They're tiny!!Monday, September 7, 2009
Festival Fun
My parents have some property at a nearby river and the association was having a first annual festival this year.
Mom, Dad and Sydney
Mom, Dad and SydneyMonday, August 31, 2009
Where the deer and the buffalo roam
Just so Mike will get off my case for a while...
We went to a local petting zoo if you will where some of the animals are just roaming free, walking along beside you and you can feed them carrots. I have never before seen an Emu eat a carrot, but they will. And they'll swallow it whole. Weird. Above is me and the gang and below is the rest of the gang...


One of my all time faves (coming in second behind the pig) is the capybara
Yes, I realize it's just a giant rodent, but I think they're so cute.
Addison and Sydney
Look at these precious fuzzy llamas. We got to pet the baby one and she was super soft.
A white peacock. I didn't know they made those...
A regular peacock, up above us.
Addison feeding some deer. They make really cute noises. I was petting one and when I walked away it sounded like it was crying.
We went to a local petting zoo if you will where some of the animals are just roaming free, walking along beside you and you can feed them carrots. I have never before seen an Emu eat a carrot, but they will. And they'll swallow it whole. Weird. Above is me and the gang and below is the rest of the gang...

One of my all time faves (coming in second behind the pig) is the capybara
Yes, I realize it's just a giant rodent, but I think they're so cute.
Addison and Sydney
Look at these precious fuzzy llamas. We got to pet the baby one and she was super soft.
A white peacock. I didn't know they made those...
A regular peacock, up above us.
Addison feeding some deer. They make really cute noises. I was petting one and when I walked away it sounded like it was crying. Thursday, August 20, 2009
First Official Day of Kindergarten
My very own Pippi Lockstocking!I tried uploading the video of her telling me about her day, it's way too cute, but the file is HUGE! Anyone know how to make the file size smaller on a video?
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Stuff
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Updates

So, after the MRI, we have discovered her leg is broken after all. It's a crack in the growth plate in the bone below her kneecap. We were trying to get into a pediatric orthopedist, but with Anthem and Norton's disputes, no one will see us unless we are willing to pay out of pocket, which I'm not. If I had all the money in the world, sure. But as it is, with our escrow shortage, our ER bill coming, and now my hours being cut at work, we just can't. So, they're going to try to get us into an orthopedist over here, just not one that specializes in children. She's in some pain now and I'm hoping they call me back soon so I can go get her some more medicine.
We did go to school this morning and met her teacher and her class, got her assignments and sat down with the school nurse and someone else to determine her care plan for the next 6-8 weeks or however long it takes.
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