Greg and Kathy came to visit, all the way from sunny CA, and not only brought the sunshine, but also cooked an awesome Thanksgiving dinner. A wee bit early, but no one complained. :) We called it Thanksgiving: Round One. It’s always great when the family gets together, even if it’s only parts of the family. I wished everyone lived a bit closer.
The kids weren’t feeling their best, so the weekend was a bit iffy for me, but all went well. Lex was mostly recovered from his respiratory infection, only coughing occasionally. Eve had some unknown things going on with her. Mostly cold symptoms, but she was also complaining of headaches directly behind her ear, then she started complaining of ear pain. By Sunday I was certain she had an ear infection (or two) and was planning to call the doctor first thing Monday morning. Then my brilliant mother reminded me that the school nurse can handle an ear infection. D’uh! Eve slept for a few hours Sunday afternoon and when her fever broke she was dripping sweat.
Monday morning, however, Eve woke up feeling fine. She woke up early, no fever, no ear pain. I sent her to school, half expecting to get a call from her teacher, but nope, she was fine. At the end of the day she was still doing fine. Regular night, no pain, no fever. Whatever she had seems to have cleared itself up. Hopefully.
I was a slacker with the camera this weekend. I only took a few pictures, but they’re sweet ones. :)
You’ll just have to use your imagination for the rest of the weekend.
Greg and Kathy, thank you so much for visiting! We always love seeing you and miss you when you’re far away. Thanks for a delicious meal and for cuddling and reading to my children. :)
mom got one of those attractive table photos- maybe she took more.put her and her fancy phone to work.
Hi T – So glad Eve is feeling better. It was wonderful seeing everyone but definitely too short a visit. It was all Kathy and I could do to restrain ourselves from coming over again Monday but we didn’t want to bother you on a school/work day. Instead, we walked all away around the lake (you’re right, it IS a long way!) which was fun until the sun went down and it started getting COLD! We miss you and the kids and look forward to seeing you in Feb (we’ll be there 15-18). In the meantime, could you help me read Eve’s rhyme (I can’t quite decifer it all)? Thanks and much love to all, Greg
Translation:
“Hey Silly Greg! I love you. Love Eve.”
and
“Hay is for horses, grass is for cows, bottles are for babies with big fat mouths! Ha! Ha!”
Classy, eh? :)