Thursday, November 18, 2010
Spies like us
I got food poisoning from a Relief Society Food Demo Night I went to last night and now I feel very sick. The unsuspecting culprit was probably the homemade shrimp cocktail, but it could have been the sausage-stuffed mushrooms. I am thankful that it didn't happened on a worse day, like YW activity day. Today I get to stay at home and do laundry. Yay for me! Autumn seems to be trying to have a sympathy sickness, which I profoundly appreciate. You would have enjoyed the humor of the two of us both laying on the carpet, watched a sappy WWII spy movie this morning.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Autumn visits the track
I love living so close to a track! This track is special because I competed on it while I ran for NMSU. I even scored points in the 800 meters for our team. It's wonderful to get to share my love for running with Autumn, even if she is more interested in the bananas.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Hospitals, Miracles, and Other Events
Miracle number 2- Just as we pulled into the hospital parking garage, Grandpa and Uncle Kim were driving out. They spotted us and stopped. This might not seem like a miracle that we met up, but if you don't have a cell phone it really was! We followed them down to Herriman where Uncle Kim's son and his family live and where Aunt Cindy and Grandma were staying. We visited with them and had a nice pizza lunch. (As a side note, I found out that Autumn's second cousin had a milk allergy too and so did Uncle Kim when he was a baby. It must be a Burtenshaw trait!)
Miracle number 3- Or my most appreciated miracle. Autumn is finally well after 18 days of diarrhea. Yuck! She had a stool sample taken and the lab results came back that she was suffering from a bacteria normally found in the topics. We probably went through 3 months of diapers in a month and washed several pairs of pants a day. We are still waiting for the final results of the stool test but three days of antibiotics really did the trick. Thanks Dr. Visick!
Miracle number 4- Autumn had to go to the Emergency Room after she fell off of a bed and hit her head on a hard wood floor about a week and a half ago. I took her in because she had seizured immediately after the fall and because she couldn't walk or grab things for about half an hour. Miraculously, she didn't have any brain damage and the bruise on her head has finally gone away.
I get to teach the lesson to the young women tomorrow. The lesson is on gratitude. I feel more prepared because I know that each of these events could have turned out in a much worse way. We all have miracles, sometimes we just need to weather the storms before we can learn what they are.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Happy USU Homecoming!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Welcome Molly!
Mommy Thinks I'm Crazy (by Autumn)
My mommy has this strange notion that I'm weird. Could a kid with a face as cute as mine ever do something weird? I think not. Here's my side of the story.
A week ago, Mommy noticed me admiring the potty. I was actually just curious about the miniature bathtub with the lid that I can hardly lift. What is that lid for anyway? By the way, we need more toilet paper!
One day when the light was off in the bathroom, Mommy found me crouched down behind the potty looking guilty. She was surprised that I could lift the lid and even more surprised when she found that I'd been cooking dinner.
(Notice the large candle, bag of noodles, and YWs' announcement.)
I'm practicing to be a dog for Halloween. Now I like to act like a dog whether I'm wearing my puppy costume or not. By the way Daddy, thanks for the new play table and chair. He made it all by himself.
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