Sunday, March 17, 2013

Still working...

on part 2 of Crates story...sometimes it's hard to write so I have to be in the mood.

Today on the way home from church Crate related to me what he learned in his primary class.  He talked about the big fish that ate "no-nah" because he didn't do what God said.  I had tears in my eyes listening to him relate the story.  I was grateful he was here and able to tell me that and I was so grateful for his amazing sunbeam teachers.  I really think being a primary teacher is the most important calling...not everyone wants it, it doesn't come with a high title, it takes someone humble to willingly magnify their calling in primary and it's teaching the most precious souls.  Really I can't think of anything more important.  All my boys are lucky to have really good teachers.

Spring break officially starts tomorrow. Once again, I'm more excited than the boys!!! Morning workouts can happen at 6am instead of 5am!!!

We're making a list of things to do for the break.

I received another statement from the hospital...if you want to go on a really expensive vacation go to Phoenix Children's for a week...it's a little more than $12,000 per day!!! I didn't say it was lavish, I only said it was expensive! Bummer part is you have to buy your own food and it's not anything to write home about!

Also if you have nothing better to do with your money, take your children on visits to neurologists, therapies, ear nose and throat specialists and primary care doctors multiple times a week and then have your insurance company let you know your plan doesn't cover doctor office visits!! You can quickly go through money if you're looking to spend some. :)  Or take 4 disney cruises...it's about the same amount.  Your choice! We chose the doctor visits. :)

Pops has been gone for four days but is home now.  It was nice slacking on the cooking duties...oh wait, I've been doing that for the last 5 weeks...it's nothing new.

Crates palsy is really looking better. However he still does make a funny face when he cry's and he has yet to cry tears since the accident.

I love this picture of Lumber Jack riding in the fire truck, I just wish it wasn't so blurry.

Oh, and I got a different haircut...I have bangs and lots of layers! It'll be fun to try out over the next few months.