Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Ugh.
I need a vacation from the goings on of the last 2 weeks.
Our visit with Nonna was wonderful. She wasn't too thrilled with the multiple inches of snow (her blood has gone Florida-thin), but I think there is now a new number one man in her life...or at least a new number one "little man" as she calls Seth.
Seth has been sick. Last weekend he was just miserable, so we headed to the pediatrician on Monday. Yep; sick as can be. Ear infections and bronchitis. So he is getting his first tastes of yummy Amoxicllin (lucky guy, he gets the good pink stuff, not boring pills like us adults get) and he is doing nebulizer treatments. He is back to his normal self, personality-wise, but he is still fighting the awful cough. My poor little man. Sleep has been a rare commodity around here the last week.
Grandpa Beamer's memorial was incredible. I think the whole of Bellevue turned out for the visitation. He was such a good man...
And, just for the record (not that you all have been waiting on pins and needles), Seth is NOT being dedicated tomorrow. Things with the church scheduling have changed, so...no big deal. It's probably better this way anyways, with his still getting back on his feet...or so to speak. Hah!
Jim and I are both facing tough weeks at work; sometimes being a grown-up is no fun. There are some other things going on in our friends' and families' lives to that have our hearts heavy. More grown-up yuckiness. Sigh.
Until next time....
Our visit with Nonna was wonderful. She wasn't too thrilled with the multiple inches of snow (her blood has gone Florida-thin), but I think there is now a new number one man in her life...or at least a new number one "little man" as she calls Seth.
Seth has been sick. Last weekend he was just miserable, so we headed to the pediatrician on Monday. Yep; sick as can be. Ear infections and bronchitis. So he is getting his first tastes of yummy Amoxicllin (lucky guy, he gets the good pink stuff, not boring pills like us adults get) and he is doing nebulizer treatments. He is back to his normal self, personality-wise, but he is still fighting the awful cough. My poor little man. Sleep has been a rare commodity around here the last week.
Grandpa Beamer's memorial was incredible. I think the whole of Bellevue turned out for the visitation. He was such a good man...
And, just for the record (not that you all have been waiting on pins and needles), Seth is NOT being dedicated tomorrow. Things with the church scheduling have changed, so...no big deal. It's probably better this way anyways, with his still getting back on his feet...or so to speak. Hah!
Jim and I are both facing tough weeks at work; sometimes being a grown-up is no fun. There are some other things going on in our friends' and families' lives to that have our hearts heavy. More grown-up yuckiness. Sigh.
Until next time....
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Seth just wanted to say "hello, readers!"
Things are going to (continue to) be crazy around the Gregory household the next several weeks, so I'm not sure how much I'll get to blog.Nonna K(aren) flies in tomorrow -- finally! -- for a visit. She'll be with us until Sunday, and then we'll take her to Bellevue to spend a few days with Grandma and Grandpa Soldano. Wednesday, Seth and I will go back to Bellevue for the remainder of the week to be available for Grandma Beamer, and then Jim will join us Friday/Saturday for Grandpa Beamer's memorial service.
Sunday, 3/16, we will dedicate Seth at Westgate, and then on the 17th, I hope to get back to some sort of normalcy -- it's a goal I must reach, as I've promised my clients I'd stay put for a while. We'll see!
Anyway, stay warm and dry, Ohio readers! Though I'm convinced we'll have snow for Easter, I have faith that spring truly is on its way!
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