Tuesday, June 1, 2010

End of May

Well, we had our first boy stitches. Fun times. The boys were sliding on pillows on the tile floor. Not such a good idea. Nate missed the pillow and hit the floor. 7 stitches on a Friday night. Why does this happen when offices are closed? Anyway we got in and out of the Memorial urgent care. Nate was a brave boy and only teared up a bit when they gave him numbing shots. I said "ouchi wa wa" and he giggled and then it was numb enough to not cry. He was really tired of being still though and just plain tired. He went to bed quite late that night. This is after he got the stitches out.
Please take a picture of me too Mama! Such a handsome son.


Olivia enjoyed a special day at school celebrating Colorado History (of which she enjoys a great amount of her very own personal history and blood line as a native and daughter of the Pioneers). They also got to see the Thunderbirds fly over for the Air Force Academy graduation which is across the highway from the school. Great show.
Dave went over to 4th grade to show them buffalo heart and lung to end up their resperatory unit. That was fun for all!

And field day. What school year is complete without the compulsory field day. The kids had fun and enjoyed their "team class" shirts. Phoebe's last field day. Of course I had to record it on film.

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Keep on the Sunny Side

The Whites - Keep on the Sunny Side
(Depression Era song)

There's a dark & a troubled side of life
There's a bright, there's a sunny side, too
Tho' we meet with the darkness and strife
The sunny side we also may view

[cho:] Keep on the sunny side, always on the sunny side,
Keep on the sunny side of life
It will help us ev'ry day, it will brighten all the way
If we'll keep on the sunny side of life

The storm and its fury broke today,
Crushing hopes that we cherish so dear;
Clouds and storms will, in time, pass away
The sun again will shine bright and clear.
Let us greet with the song of hope each day
Tho' the moment be cloudy or fair
Let us trust in our Saviour away
Who keepeth everyone in His care