Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
::Two Years::
The little monster monkey is two! Time seems to be flying faster.
I have to say, as challenging as it can be to have a
little two year old running around, this age has been my favorite.
He is such a great little communicator, & is saying funny things all the time. He still has a sweet little baby voice, but can run around & play games.
He is great at doing his chores,
(brushing teeth, setting the table, picking up toys & laundry)
& being fairly independent, but still lets me cuddle him.
This little person has taken over my heart. As cheesy & cliche as it may sound, I have found no greater happiness than in my home, with Matthew & Cash.
Happy Birthday, little mister. We love you!
*Update on health: Cash has been doing really well. His last hospitalization was in December. That means a solid four months of no major issues! He has been sick several times, without going into an adrenal crisis. This is HUGE. I'm hoping that as he continues to grow, that his body will be able to handle sickness better. We have labs this week to check up on things as usual. I'm praying that they will be more good news. Thanks for all of the continued support & prayers. It means so very much!
I have to say, as challenging as it can be to have a
little two year old running around, this age has been my favorite.
He is such a great little communicator, & is saying funny things all the time. He still has a sweet little baby voice, but can run around & play games.
He is great at doing his chores,
(brushing teeth, setting the table, picking up toys & laundry)
& being fairly independent, but still lets me cuddle him.
This little person has taken over my heart. As cheesy & cliche as it may sound, I have found no greater happiness than in my home, with Matthew & Cash.
Happy Birthday, little mister. We love you!
*Update on health: Cash has been doing really well. His last hospitalization was in December. That means a solid four months of no major issues! He has been sick several times, without going into an adrenal crisis. This is HUGE. I'm hoping that as he continues to grow, that his body will be able to handle sickness better. We have labs this week to check up on things as usual. I'm praying that they will be more good news. Thanks for all of the continued support & prayers. It means so very much!
Sunday, April 8, 2012
:22 weeks:
Happy Easter!
1. I feel AMAZING.
Finally, finally, no morning sickness
(as long as I eat all the time)
& no strep! I've been making dinner, working out,
cleaning, & playing with Cash.
It's like when you have a cold & your nose is all stuffed up.
And then for a moment, it clears, & you can breathe?
And it's wonderful?
And you think to yourself,
"Oh my gosh! Breathing is freaking awesome!"
That is how I feel about pretty much everything.
Being able to clean is freaking awesome.
Being able to eat more than
mac & cheese & pb & J is freaking awesome.
Going to church is freaking awesome.
Can you tell I'm a happy camper???
2. Weight gain: the same.
Not moving up a ton, but I feel good & I'm eating enough.
3. We had another visit with the perinatologist
to follow up on the CAH thing.
Baby girl still looks good.
She could still have CAH, but it looks like it's unlikely.
We'll know for sure once she's born,
but for now we will take this as very happy news.
4. Sleeping is getting uncomfortable.
Poor Matt has about a foot of space on his side of the bed.
I have a pillow for my head, my giant body pillow
on the edge of the bed, & a regular sized pillow for the middle of the bed.
Makes it a little easier when switching
what side I lay on. Which happens
about 50 times a night.
5. I could eat strawberries every meal. I almost do.
And who knew that chocolate could lose some of it's appeal?
I never thought those words would leave my mouth.
But I've actually turned it down.
What is the world coming to?
6. I got on my blessed bike for the first time in many moons.
And did I tell you the sun is shining?
I rode too far for my out of shape body,
& now I look like an old man when I try to climb the stairs.
But the point is I'm back on the saddle again!
Cash told Matt at dinner about our bike ride
& Matt asked him if we rode fast.
Cash was silent, & just stared at Matt.
So he asked him if Mommy rode slow.
Cash just slowly nodded his head
& said, "slooooooow."
Apparently I have not impressed
my two year old with my speed.
7. The End.
Saturday, April 7, 2012
last minute Easter treat for your lov-a
So, I'm the Queen of not posting, & procrastinating.
So it makes sense that I would have a random,
last minute Easter freebie to put in your hunny-bunnies Easter basket.
I saw a few on pinterest that I liked,
but they were either not cute, or not dirty enough.
You've been warned.
(btw, Mom & Mom-in-law: How about you guys just sit this post out. . .)
So here is an easy free printable that you just, you know, print off.
Then roll it up & put it in an Easter egg. Or twelve.
And maybe grab a pair of bunny ears for later.
Can you tell that I'm FINALLY feeling better??
Dang pregnancy.
Happy Hopping!
Ps, Instagram finally made it to android!
Yay! See me here
So it makes sense that I would have a random,
last minute Easter freebie to put in your hunny-bunnies Easter basket.
I saw a few on pinterest that I liked,
but they were either not cute, or not dirty enough.
You've been warned.
(btw, Mom & Mom-in-law: How about you guys just sit this post out. . .)
So here is an easy free printable that you just, you know, print off.
Then roll it up & put it in an Easter egg. Or twelve.
And maybe grab a pair of bunny ears for later.
Can you tell that I'm FINALLY feeling better??
Dang pregnancy.
Happy Hopping!
Ps, Instagram finally made it to android!
Yay! See me here
Download Here:
Sunday, March 25, 2012
:20 weeks:
1. Half way! Yay! It's a Christmas miracle. I'm not sick either!!
Well, getting there anyway. I feel like a new woman
& I've even managed to put real clothes on, with make-up & everything.
2. Cash knows that Baby Sister is in Mommy's tummy.
He loves to run up & pat it, then almost
always says, "tiss it?" I think he is going to
make a sweet big brother.
3. I need haircut ideas. Mine is too long/boring.
Help a girl out. I don't want to go short,
but I want to do something. . .
4. That's all folks. It's nap time for Cash,
which means it's nap time for me. Hallelujah.
Well, getting there anyway. I feel like a new woman
& I've even managed to put real clothes on, with make-up & everything.
2. Cash knows that Baby Sister is in Mommy's tummy.
He loves to run up & pat it, then almost
always says, "tiss it?" I think he is going to
make a sweet big brother.
3. I need haircut ideas. Mine is too long/boring.
Help a girl out. I don't want to go short,
but I want to do something. . .
4. That's all folks. It's nap time for Cash,
which means it's nap time for me. Hallelujah.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
:19 Weeks:
1. Oh, boy. This pregnancy has been about a million times different than with Cash.
I was sick with him from week 6 to about week 13. This time around has completely kicked my butt. Case in point?
The day I took this photo I ended up in the hospital.
Everything worked out, baby is fine, I'm fine. Blah blah. My pride is a little damaged, & I'm exhausted. But we made it through!
2. I still can't believe that this little lady is, well, a lady! Shopping for boys is fun, but planning for a girl is heaven. Girl territory seems so foreign & I can't wait to know what it's like to have a girl.
3. Our little girl loves fruit & anything sweet.
Not a big fan of meat
& mac & cheese saved me for the first trimester.
4. Still a little sick, & having lots of food aversions. She is bossy already!
5. Weight gain has been up & down depending on how sick I get.
My belly popped out at 13 weeks & I swear has stayed the same size.
At least now it's more baby than bloat. (I hope!)
6. Cash got really sick, I was sick, & Matt was gone. My little guy was tossing & turning in bed next to me while I was exhausted, but wide awake. I was feeling sorry for myself when my little girl started moving like crazy. I'd felt kicks here & there for a couple weeks, but this was the first time she really moved. I laid there in the dark feeling her move, while cuddling sick little Cash, & I wasn't sorry for myself one bit. It was one of those humbling moments where I felt ashamed for throwing a pity party, & incredibly grateful for my blessings.
7. Non pregnancy related: Can we talk about how I live in the land of eternal winter? I've been popping vitamin d like it's candy people. I neeeeeeed some sunshine!
8. I think that baby girl has a name. Maybe. It's a big fat secret though. Sorry.
It's not 100% though, so if you have any top
secret fabulous girl names, send them my way.
You know, because you should tell yours when I won't tell you mine. :)
Btw, what are your thoughts on name stealing?
Would you ever "steal" a name?
9. So it turns out, I'm a bit whiny. I'm guilty of complaining.
(You couldn't tell, right?)
I'm working on not being so negative when expressing my point of view, & to prove it, I'll say this:
Being pregnant is a miracle. I'm so lucky &
grateful that I have the chance to do this.
And as sick/uncomfortable as I may get,
I would take it a thousand times over to have my baby.
Eeekk! BABIES!
There will be TWO kids! . . .
I was sick with him from week 6 to about week 13. This time around has completely kicked my butt. Case in point?
The day I took this photo I ended up in the hospital.
Everything worked out, baby is fine, I'm fine. Blah blah. My pride is a little damaged, & I'm exhausted. But we made it through!
2. I still can't believe that this little lady is, well, a lady! Shopping for boys is fun, but planning for a girl is heaven. Girl territory seems so foreign & I can't wait to know what it's like to have a girl.
3. Our little girl loves fruit & anything sweet.
Not a big fan of meat
& mac & cheese saved me for the first trimester.
4. Still a little sick, & having lots of food aversions. She is bossy already!
5. Weight gain has been up & down depending on how sick I get.
My belly popped out at 13 weeks & I swear has stayed the same size.
At least now it's more baby than bloat. (I hope!)
6. Cash got really sick, I was sick, & Matt was gone. My little guy was tossing & turning in bed next to me while I was exhausted, but wide awake. I was feeling sorry for myself when my little girl started moving like crazy. I'd felt kicks here & there for a couple weeks, but this was the first time she really moved. I laid there in the dark feeling her move, while cuddling sick little Cash, & I wasn't sorry for myself one bit. It was one of those humbling moments where I felt ashamed for throwing a pity party, & incredibly grateful for my blessings.
7. Non pregnancy related: Can we talk about how I live in the land of eternal winter? I've been popping vitamin d like it's candy people. I neeeeeeed some sunshine!
8. I think that baby girl has a name. Maybe. It's a big fat secret though. Sorry.
It's not 100% though, so if you have any top
secret fabulous girl names, send them my way.
You know, because you should tell yours when I won't tell you mine. :)
Btw, what are your thoughts on name stealing?
Would you ever "steal" a name?
9. So it turns out, I'm a bit whiny. I'm guilty of complaining.
(You couldn't tell, right?)
I'm working on not being so negative when expressing my point of view, & to prove it, I'll say this:
Being pregnant is a miracle. I'm so lucky &
grateful that I have the chance to do this.
And as sick/uncomfortable as I may get,
I would take it a thousand times over to have my baby.
Eeekk! BABIES!
There will be TWO kids! . . .
Saturday, February 25, 2012
You're a miracle, baby
I was wishing & hoping that this little one would be a girl! With Cash, I just knew that he, was a he. This time around I thought maybe it was a girl, but I didn't want to get my hopes up. When we asked Cash if the baby was a sister or a brother, he only ever said sister. I guess he knew better than I did!
There have been a few complications as far as the CAH thing goes, but I'm happy to say that our prayers (& those of our loved ones) have been answered. So far things look good. We will have more visits with the specialist to confirm that as the pregnancy goes on, but this news is the best possible outcome for our situation. I'm so grateful to have that appointment behind us, & now it's time to think of bows & dresses! I'm still a little in shock. . .
There have been a few complications as far as the CAH thing goes, but I'm happy to say that our prayers (& those of our loved ones) have been answered. So far things look good. We will have more visits with the specialist to confirm that as the pregnancy goes on, but this news is the best possible outcome for our situation. I'm so grateful to have that appointment behind us, & now it's time to think of bows & dresses! I'm still a little in shock. . .
Thursday, November 24, 2011
A Day for Thanks
This year was my very first time hosting!
I was so nervous, but everything came together so nicely.
A lot of it, all of it had to do with the help I had.
My mother & sister in law really made this dinner go off without a hitch.
I can't take any credit because I was the one helping them out.
It was so fun planning what traditions to do,
& making the table pretty.
(Have you seen Lauren's table? GORGEOUS! I was so excited to see that she used thrifted,
mismatched plates for the table too. What can I say, I'm a bit of a fan.)
Anyway, the point is, that family truly made this holiday special.
I have never felt closer to family as I did sitting around that table,
sharing what we are grateful for. All that was missing was Valerie.
Thank heavens for loved ones. I'm surrounded by people
that I love & admire so very much.
And I'm comforted knowing that in this crazy world,
my son will grow up with
these amazing people around him.
Thank heavens for Matthew. For Cash.
For eternal families. And for a loving
Father in heaven who has blessed me.
I hope your Thanksgiving was one that brought
warmth to your heart & pie to your belly!
Much love!
I was so nervous, but everything came together so nicely.
My mother & sister in law really made this dinner go off without a hitch.
I can't take any credit because I was the one helping them out.
It was so fun planning what traditions to do,
& making the table pretty.
(Have you seen Lauren's table? GORGEOUS! I was so excited to see that she used thrifted,
mismatched plates for the table too. What can I say, I'm a bit of a fan.)
Anyway, the point is, that family truly made this holiday special.
I have never felt closer to family as I did sitting around that table,
sharing what we are grateful for. All that was missing was Valerie.
Thank heavens for loved ones. I'm surrounded by people
that I love & admire so very much.
And I'm comforted knowing that in this crazy world,
my son will grow up with
these amazing people around him.
Thank heavens for Matthew. For Cash.
For eternal families. And for a loving
Father in heaven who has blessed me.
I hope your Thanksgiving was one that brought
warmth to your heart & pie to your belly!
Much love!
Thursday, November 17, 2011
::For You
I'm sadly lacking in fall/Thanksgiving decorations,so I thought I would make a few signs to put in dollar store frames.
As I was putting it together, I remembered that
I haven't done a Friday's Freebie in about a million years.
So here you go, a thanksgiving 5x7 jpeg with your name on it. . .
even though it's Thursday. Eh hem.
I didn't do much, just added font to some sweet vintage graphics.
(the graphics are from the graphics fairy, btw)
I'm printing mine on the pages of an old book,
& then cutting it down to a 4x6.
A cell phone pic is all you get for now.
:)
*Update:
Here's what the finished product looks like. Enjoy!
Ps, scroll down to download the high res versions.
Friday, November 11, 2011
11.11.11- Dear Lizzy Photo Challenge
This was my first time participating
in a photo challenge by Lizzy,
but I have to say, I liked it!
Thanks Lizzy!
This won't be my last. :)
Cash decided last minute to help me type our gratitude list.
I think this is a tradition I want to start this year.
After I type it up, I'll cut out the strips & tape them to some twine.
Then I will have a lovely little garland of all the things I have to be thankful for.
What are you favorite Thanksgiving traditions?
I think this is a tradition I want to start this year.
After I type it up, I'll cut out the strips & tape them to some twine.
Then I will have a lovely little garland of all the things I have to be thankful for.
What are you favorite Thanksgiving traditions?
Monday, October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween + ghostly proof!
Oh hello there!
I have something quite spooky to share with you on this Halloween day.
Here's the deal, you HAVE to listen to the first clip first in order to get the second one.
Now here's the background: I have a sweet little app on my phone called Catch Notes. It's a lovely & easy to use way to record voice notes & photos. Especially useful if I'm nowhere near a pen & paper & I realize that I MUST NOT forget to get eggs. You get the idea. So I was going through my old notes a while back when I stumble upon this one.
I'm telling you people, I literally cried when I heard it.
I was that scared.
Flash forward to a few days ago when my saint
of a brother takes the file & "translates" it for me through a computer program.
That's the second recording.
Listen at your own risk!
I have something quite spooky to share with you on this Halloween day.
Here's the deal, you HAVE to listen to the first clip first in order to get the second one.
Now here's the background: I have a sweet little app on my phone called Catch Notes. It's a lovely & easy to use way to record voice notes & photos. Especially useful if I'm nowhere near a pen & paper & I realize that I MUST NOT forget to get eggs. You get the idea. So I was going through my old notes a while back when I stumble upon this one.
I'm telling you people, I literally cried when I heard it.
I was that scared.
Flash forward to a few days ago when my saint
of a brother takes the file & "translates" it for me through a computer program.
That's the second recording.
Listen at your own risk!
Now listen to it after being run through the computer:
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Sneak Peak: The Secret Life of Benches vol 2
I just got all of the photos back a few minutes ago.
I couldn't be happier with how they turned out!
There are so many wonderful photographs, & faces,
(& one bare bum! eeekkk!)
So, I'll give you a little taste of my very favorites.
But not the bum.
Maybe I'll save that one for later. . .
Friday, September 23, 2011
The Secret Life of Benches vol. 2!
I'm so very excited for The Secret Life of Benches (vol. 2!)
Last September, as a birthday present to myself, I did this project.
(click here to see vol. 1)
I immediately fell in love with all the photographs
that everyone took & I think this will be a nice
little birthday tradition to keep up.
So early tomorrow, I will be venturing to the Farmer's Market
to set up four different benches with disposable cameras.
If you are in the area, make sure you find a bench & snap a photo!
I'll share the photos next week
Just in time for my big 2-6.
Yikes!
Where has the time gone???
I'm almost on the other side of 25.
. . .
Which means I'm almost 30.
. . .
And almost 30 means I'm practically dead, right?
. . .
Ha!
Happy weekend!
Last September, as a birthday present to myself, I did this project.
(click here to see vol. 1)
I immediately fell in love with all the photographs
that everyone took & I think this will be a nice
little birthday tradition to keep up.
So early tomorrow, I will be venturing to the Farmer's Market
to set up four different benches with disposable cameras.
If you are in the area, make sure you find a bench & snap a photo!
I'll share the photos next week
Just in time for my big 2-6.
Yikes!
Where has the time gone???
I'm almost on the other side of 25.
. . .
Which means I'm almost 30.
. . .
And almost 30 means I'm practically dead, right?
. . .
Ha!
Happy weekend!
*Cash update:
My little guy is doing well. The hospital stay wasn't a success, so we are still playing the guessing game a bit. Cash is happy & mostly healthy though, so we'll take it.
**Blog update:
I getting caught up on my photo a day. Make sure to scroll down & see what's new!
***Nerd update:
Blogger won't let me fix my layout! Can someone help me?? The side bar info is all at the bottom instead of on the side. Anyone know how to fix it? Sheesh.
My little guy is doing well. The hospital stay wasn't a success, so we are still playing the guessing game a bit. Cash is happy & mostly healthy though, so we'll take it.
**Blog update:
I getting caught up on my photo a day. Make sure to scroll down & see what's new!
***Nerd update:
Blogger won't let me fix my layout! Can someone help me?? The side bar info is all at the bottom instead of on the side. Anyone know how to fix it? Sheesh.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Oh, hello.
Tonight is the first time in months that I have felt even close to posting.
I have let this blog be neglected, so that I could focus on other things.
I'm okay with that.
This photo of Cash is from tonight. It was just before he got his IV.
Once again, I'm writing too late at night, in a hospital,
with a lot of emotional word vomit headed your way.
I'm okay with that too.
I have still been taking a photo a day,
& I have hopes of catching up on it this month.
I have been doing lots of crafty projects, & enjoying my bike.
We even made it to St George to see family,
& to my favorite city, Seattle.
But this summer has had more trips to the ER, & a new condition.
Cash is a severe hypoglycemic now as well.
That means that he has another emergency shot to carry around
& he has been going into crisis if his blood sugar gets too low.
Which can happen if he does something simple, like sleep in too long.
So we are in the hospital tonight to force him into a crisis,
so that we can run lots & lots of tests.
The goal is to confirm a certain type of hypoglycemia,
& rule out any more serious complications.
The kicker to all of this is that our room is
smack dab in the middle of pediatric oncology. That's right.
We are surrounded by kids & babies with cancer.
You want a wake up call? Come visit our neighbors.
These sweet sweet children are dealing with this
& some aren't even old enough to talk yet.
I'm so grateful that my guy only has this stuff so far on his plate.
I know he is tough enough to handle something like that, but I'm not.
My heart is full of love & heartache for these children, & their parents.
I think that as far as blogging goes,
you can't bum a reader out more than by
talking about kids with cancer.
But I guess I wanted to share this because
this is as real as life gets.
I love to be lifted up, & inspired, & to look at pretty
& fun things on blogs. I really do.
And I hope I can add to that soon.
However, I guess I just wanted to share
a little about this, as a bit of reminder.
Life is so very short, & life is sacred.
I know I talk about being bummed out,
& I talk about having been depressed.
I know I talk about my sons disease, & my worries. A lot.
But I guess that's how you know that I'm trying to be honest.
If you feel the need to unfollow, I'm okay with that.
The thing that makes being here right now a good thing?
Hope.
These children are strong. And they have hope.
And if you can have hope in a hard situation,
than you have everything.
I hope that if you are struggling with something,
that you can find a little bit of hope to hold on to.
Donate to Sacred Heart Children's Foundation here
See Sacred Heart Children's Hospital wish list here
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
::222
I've been waiting a long time to write this post.
I just can't seem to find the right words. I still feel like I can't find them.
This morning was spent in the ER with Cash. He had a crisis severe enough to warrant intervention. Things started looking up after a few hours. I held him on my lap throughout the whole process, & as I held him I started to ache. Then cramp. I tried to ignore the nagging feeling in the back of my mind, & remain focused on Cash. Finally we got the good news that he had improved enough to go home. We managed to avoid the hospital. Thank heavens.
By the time he was discharged & in the car, I was in extreme pain. And shock. I knew what was happening & I was doing everything in my power not to believe it. You see, just a short time ago, I took a little test, & saw two important pink lines. Matt & I had a hard time trying for Cash, so to see those lines after only a few months, well, it was wonderful. The timing was exactly what we had hoped for. This baby would be born almost exactly two years after Cash. We were overjoyed.
We made it home & luckily my sister was there to help watch over Cash. I sat on the stairs praying that this was not happening. That's when I started to bleed.
I don't even know what to write beyond that. The feelings were completely new to me, the emotional (& psychical) pain felt unbearable.
Like any minute it would crush me.
The miscarriage was confirmed by my Dr.
& a prescription given to ease the physical pain.
What about the pain in my heart?
They say time heals all wounds, so in situations like that, you just have to hurt. And hurt.
I know it was nothing compared to what some have had to suffer through.
But it was still my child. A child that I had already loved.
As time has passed, I feel at peace with what happened. I know that my loving Heavenly Father is in charge, & that because of the sacrifice of the Savior, I will get to be a mother to that baby some day.
There is still a hole in my heart, where that little one is. I still ache over that loss. But I feel peace. I guess that's the biggest miracle of the Atonement. That the Savior can take that heartache that I feel, & make it easier to carry.
That I can feel comfort instead of despair.
I don't think time heals all wounds, but time does ease them a little.
And I'm grateful for that.
I just can't seem to find the right words. I still feel like I can't find them.
This morning was spent in the ER with Cash. He had a crisis severe enough to warrant intervention. Things started looking up after a few hours. I held him on my lap throughout the whole process, & as I held him I started to ache. Then cramp. I tried to ignore the nagging feeling in the back of my mind, & remain focused on Cash. Finally we got the good news that he had improved enough to go home. We managed to avoid the hospital. Thank heavens.
By the time he was discharged & in the car, I was in extreme pain. And shock. I knew what was happening & I was doing everything in my power not to believe it. You see, just a short time ago, I took a little test, & saw two important pink lines. Matt & I had a hard time trying for Cash, so to see those lines after only a few months, well, it was wonderful. The timing was exactly what we had hoped for. This baby would be born almost exactly two years after Cash. We were overjoyed.
We made it home & luckily my sister was there to help watch over Cash. I sat on the stairs praying that this was not happening. That's when I started to bleed.
I don't even know what to write beyond that. The feelings were completely new to me, the emotional (& psychical) pain felt unbearable.
Like any minute it would crush me.
The miscarriage was confirmed by my Dr.
& a prescription given to ease the physical pain.
What about the pain in my heart?
They say time heals all wounds, so in situations like that, you just have to hurt. And hurt.
I know it was nothing compared to what some have had to suffer through.
But it was still my child. A child that I had already loved.
As time has passed, I feel at peace with what happened. I know that my loving Heavenly Father is in charge, & that because of the sacrifice of the Savior, I will get to be a mother to that baby some day.
There is still a hole in my heart, where that little one is. I still ache over that loss. But I feel peace. I guess that's the biggest miracle of the Atonement. That the Savior can take that heartache that I feel, & make it easier to carry.
That I can feel comfort instead of despair.
I don't think time heals all wounds, but time does ease them a little.
And I'm grateful for that.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
::218
My sister & I went to a few (or many) yard sales this morning. It was so much fun sharing something I love, with someone I love.
We found some great treasures, & got to haggle a little bit too.
The afternoon was spent relaxing, & my adorable nephews colored a lunch bag for Matt to take to work on Monday. I could get used to having these folks around. :)
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