Things around here have been just "ok". Noah hasn't looked great since he came home and has been so tired, but he's holding his own, and no fevers, so we continue to wait and see what he does. He has been struggling with SO many secretions in the evenings lately, and we are using Ventolin daily right now. Hopefully things will settle down and I will feel confident enough to unpack my bags. But it's the start of the "germy" season now, which is never a good thing.No big plans for this Thanksgiving weekend and I am glad we are planning to stick close to home. I'm planning to pick up a shift, and hopefully we can do some family things as well. So it should be a quiet weekend with some time for reflection. We have so much to be thankful for this year.
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I agree. We do have so much to be thankful for. Pastor Wayne challenged us last week, to live with an attitude of thanksgiving. So thankful, that Noah is not spiking fevers, and praying he will get through this. also, so thankful that you have had a wonderful summer with your family, despite a few admissions. God is so very faithful, and I am so greatful, that He knows the way ahead of us. Have a great weekend. Love mom
I hope you have a blessed (and uneventful) thanksgiving at home! I'm sure there is some dread as you look ahead to the cold/flu season, but I'll be praying that Noah can steer clear of the germs as much as possible.
Love you guys!
This is one of the most beautiful pictures ever. Love you baby Noah!!
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