Thursday, November 13, 2008
Sick :(
Nothing like a sick child. G has been sick since Tuesday. School was out on Monday, on Tuesday morning when I woke him up he didn't want to get out of bed so the fight started. After coming down stairs he was crying and whining that he felt bad. I said, sorry you are going to school so quit crying. After a few more minutes passed and he wasn't eating his breakfast I noticed his eyes were red and so were his lips....I looked for a thermometer, found several but the batteries were dead, so I called my best friend and she came to the rescue. Yes, his fever was over 101, so I felt like the really bad mom, no Mother of The Year awards here. Needless to say, we were in the Dr's office, he is on meds, and is still running fever. Hopefully tomorrow will be better. I had rather be sick than see him sick.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Mom's Best Friend
This is my mothers best friend and my second mom. She is affectionately know as Dot-Dot in our family. We are proud of her.
http://www.t-g.com/story/1471817.html
http://www.t-g.com/story/1471817.html
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
It Happened 14 Years Ago
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Special Olympics 2008
This year's event was good. We had a total of 23 trucks in the convoy. Last year there were 50, but with the economy & fuel what it is I think we did very good. Our good friends who own the company that Hey Baby works with on his days off from his other job, were able to carry two athletes in their truck which was great. The boys had a wonderful time.
If you get the opportunity to support Special Olympics, PLEASE DO!
Friday night there was a softball game between drivers and athletes, the athletes kicked the drivers butts!!!
Saturday morning before the convoy started there was the opportunity to bid for the first & last place in the convoy. This raises extra $$$ for athletes. Boss Man won that bid and since he had two trucks, ours was first & he was second. We had lots of KY police & sheriff help. The on ramps were stopped as we passed, making some smile while others looked quite upset. We were told as we were leaving the parking lot this would be the only time we would not have to stop when we saw blue lights!:)
Also, a BIG thanks to the Southeast Christian Church http://www.southeastchristian.org/ for allowing us the use of their facilities.
If you get the opportunity to support Special Olympics, PLEASE DO!
Friday night there was a softball game between drivers and athletes, the athletes kicked the drivers butts!!!
Saturday morning before the convoy started there was the opportunity to bid for the first & last place in the convoy. This raises extra $$$ for athletes. Boss Man won that bid and since he had two trucks, ours was first & he was second. We had lots of KY police & sheriff help. The on ramps were stopped as we passed, making some smile while others looked quite upset. We were told as we were leaving the parking lot this would be the only time we would not have to stop when we saw blue lights!:)
Also, a BIG thanks to the Southeast Christian Church http://www.southeastchristian.org/ for allowing us the use of their facilities.
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