These are pictures of Alicia and Avery holding my great
grandson, Cayden. He has filled out considerably since
his surgery to repair the blockage from his throat.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Saturday, February 28, 2009
February Snowfall 6"
These pictures show the road I plow out after each snowfall.
With an average 115 ft per houselot, that is approximately
1150 ft or .21 of a mile. My garden tractor has a 46" blade
and requires about 10 passes to move the snow off of the
travel lanes. The last picture is of our driveway with the
snow piled up where I pushed it.
With an average 115 ft per houselot, that is approximately
1150 ft or .21 of a mile. My garden tractor has a 46" blade
and requires about 10 passes to move the snow off of the
travel lanes. The last picture is of our driveway with the
snow piled up where I pushed it.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
It is spring again.
Although the date says 2007
the skunk cabbage is blooming
right now. They are really
beautiful in spite of their
oddname.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Through a phone call we found out that Cayden
was experiencing projectial vomitting. My son
and his wife took him to the Columbus, Nebraska
ER, told them what they knew and suggested
they check for a blocked throat. The doctors
told them that they were trying to feed him
too much, the wrong formula or too fast.
My son took him home with them and up to
his wifes, Brenda, parents home in Sioux
Falls, SD. Brenda picked him up without
his shirt on and her finger depression stayed
in his arm. He was severely dehydrated.
Into ER where the doctor immediately put
him on an IV. After talking to Brenda he
ran test that confirmed what Brenda had
been trying to tell the ER docs in Columbus.
The following morning they did a surgery
and removed the blockage. He is now taking
nourishment and gaining weight again.
He is a tough little guy !!
was experiencing projectial vomitting. My son
and his wife took him to the Columbus, Nebraska
ER, told them what they knew and suggested
they check for a blocked throat. The doctors
told them that they were trying to feed him
too much, the wrong formula or too fast.
My son took him home with them and up to
his wifes, Brenda, parents home in Sioux
Falls, SD. Brenda picked him up without
his shirt on and her finger depression stayed
in his arm. He was severely dehydrated.
Into ER where the doctor immediately put
him on an IV. After talking to Brenda he
ran test that confirmed what Brenda had
been trying to tell the ER docs in Columbus.
The following morning they did a surgery
and removed the blockage. He is now taking
nourishment and gaining weight again.
He is a tough little guy !!
Monday, January 5, 2009
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