Shawn got his new heart!!!!
OK, that means nothing to you...DS9 has a good buddy from Alaska who was born with a heart defect. Great kid, great family. DS's entire K class and most of the school did the local Heart Walk and the school still does it every year for Shawn. Towards the end of 1st grade, Shawn was accepted into the heart transplant program at Stanford. We did fundraisers, we've send cards, we've prayed. FOR TWO AND A HALF YEARS of his 9 years, Shawn and his mom have been LIVING at the Ronald McDonald House in CA waiting for a heart (while his dad & 2 sisters stayed in Alaska). Two and a half years!!
Of course, we all know that a family had to go through the unthinkable in order for this to happen. Shawn's donor was 7 years old.
I read the article to DS this morning. He looked and DH and me & went to get us tissues.
What a bittersweet story!
So happy for Shawn & I wish him all the best!
Well, that could have been us...
So true!
That's what throws me. I'm not bringing a jar of peanut butter - I'm bringing pre-made sandwiches. How are that going to know if my sandwich fillings are 3 oz. or less???
I suppose that no matter what the rule is, it will totally depend on the mood of the GS-2 TSA screener that morning.
Most of the people I want to throw a can at are supposed to be providing me with "exceptional service"!
No, no. Alaska is horrible and ugly...every one stay away. It's dark, hotels are made of igloos. Bears live in neighborhoods. Keep out.
Can I go home now??
Top one was taken from my driveway, bottom one from my front porch.
Stunning!
We pack ours in dry cleaner bags in a fold-over rolling garment bag. The suits & formals actually travel better cotton Dockers and sundresses. We always send the wrinkly stuff out to be pressed. It really doesn't cost much and saves us from waiting to an iron or questionable repute.
That's funny, last time I saw him, he was standing next to you in a matching t-****!
Aaawww! Right back at ya!
I'm sorry about your DD. It is so hard to watch our kids struggle.
Don't stress too much about DS (easy to say, I know). Not all deer ticks carry the disease. We lived a few miles from Lyme, CT and pulled many, many ticks from ourselves, the kids, the dog. None of us ended up with Lyme Disease.