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Month: July 2010
>A Blessed Heritage
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Sunday night we all stayed a a Quality Inn. Every hotel was booked and this one actually had four rooms available that night. So, each of our families of 6 squished into a room with two double beds. Highlights include: the tilting upper story deck, the shower faucet coming completely out of the wall, the carpets speckled with someone else’s dirt, and the fitness center complete with two treadmills!
On Monday after the funeral we all went to a community pool with two water-slides and let the kids run free! They had a blast! None of us brought towels from home, so we made do. Then we drove off to Breezewood where we overwhelmed the waitress of the Gateway Restaurant with 24 orders… 16 of them being children’s orders. It worked out well, though, and as always it was hard to say goodbye at the end. It is a good problem to have, as it just means how special your family is!!!
>Grandma
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>Girlfriends?
>This morning Jack says to me, “Can you take me back to Grandma Weldon’s house? I want to see all my girlfriends!”
“Your girlfriends?” I asked.
“Yes! The ones with the hammock. They have blue hairs and purple hairs. They were very beautiful.”
I laughed out loud! A few weeks ago we were there for Heidi’s birthday and her friends were there. I don’t recall their hair color being what he described, but they did push him in the hammock! So cute. However, I think 4 years old is a little too early to have girlfriends. =)
>The Unwanted Flare-up
>Well, today Matthew went to his rheumatologist to see what is going on with the Wegener’s Disease. Unfortunately, after two years of being nearly symptom-free, he had another flare up. The dreaded word, “flare-up”. So, probably next week he will begin another round of Rituximab treatments. The last time he had treatments was right before Elsie was born, over 2 years ago. They told him he would probably need another treatment in 6 months, but it’s been 28 months, so we’re thankful! I won’t embarrass him by posting pictures of him two years ago, but suffice to say, his eyes and face looked tired. It is just amazing how good he’s been. I hope that by catching it early this time he is able to get back on track towards REMISSION… the blessed word.
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>Elmer Mud
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>Love Art
>Phillies Phireworks!
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>He’s Got His Angels Watching Over Me…
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