Just taking a moment to brag on the hubby and refer you to a great article in the most recent issue of BYU Magazine. It takes a look into the lives of German members of the Church during WWII. Check it out!
I just had a chance to read it. Good article! My dad served his mission in Germany in the 70s and always talked about the war widows - both in and out of the church. They had amazing stories to tell.
We need to sit down and document the whole birth story, but the idea is awfully daunting for a pair of sleep-deprived, worn-out parents at 10:00 at night. So, let's just say that little Leah ViAnn came Monday morning, May 7, at 7:26 a.m., 20 inches long, 7 lb 14 oz. And she's perfect. Enjoy the pictures.
Addison is cute. Really cute. So cute that today I went and got his cuteness professionally documented. Thanks to an amazing coupon, we went to Kiddie Kandids and got some amazing pictures for FREE. They took a ton of pictures and were super nice and we got a collage-type print with his name on it for zero dollars and zero cents, plus they emailed us the individual portraits for free. They didn't even pressure us to buy anything else or come back next month or anything, and I left the store photos in hand. They only took about five minutes to print. I'm a believer. If anyone is intrigued, I've got a few coupons to give away. Just let me know if you want one. You have to get moving because they expire on August 2, but it is so worth it. And there are Kiddie Kandids stores all over the country, so I'd be pleased as punch to mail you a coupon. So now that the commercial is over, I'm pleased to report that Addison did great. I think he was the only kid there tha...
Something really really good must be coming our way, because once again, we're having a bit of a tough time. Nate spent Saturday throwing his guts up and hurting a lot. We called our doctor in the evening and they told us to head to the ER to get some fluids back in him so he could kick whatever was bugging him. One of my visiting teachers came over after we put Addison down and we headed up to McKay-Dee in Ogden. We only had to wait about an hour and a half to be seen, and they were quick about giving Nate a fabulous hospital gown, morphine, anti-nausea stuff, an iv full of saline, and a barf bag. We talked to a doctor shortly thereafter and explained about Nate's Crohn's Disease and they decided to do a CT scan of his intestines. There was a 2 hour prep where he had to drink two giant cups of disgustingness and the x-ray was scheduled for 1:30 a.m. We sat around, read, chatted, and tried to ignore the noise coming through our shower curtain that served as a door. Then at...
I just had a chance to read it. Good article! My dad served his mission in Germany in the 70s and always talked about the war widows - both in and out of the church. They had amazing stories to tell.
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