Update on Sonnet

Just thought I would let everyone know that Sonnet is doing MUCH better now. She finished her race (which in and of itself was a feat) and in the alloted time too. She said this was her version of a one handed thumbs up because she couldn't smile.And I thought I would also let you know that I found out that she DOES have insurance. So she is doing GREAT!

Correction!

In my last blog I put that the e-mail address was stampinforsonnet...it's stampingforsonnet@yahoo.com (stamping with a 'G'). Sorry about that.

Sonnet

I've been meaning to post...but nothing is happening. Not that I'm complaining; that means no broken ribs, legs, arms or any unexpected trips to the ER, no packing or unpacking, moving, or living out of motels...so it's all good.

Oh, I meant to write about this a while ago...my friend Sonnet (some of you may know her and some of you may not) got in a pretty bad biking accident a few weeks ago. As far as I'm aware she does not have insurance (even if she did with the amount of time she's spent at the hospital and Dr. office it would still be a strain I'm sure). So I was going to sell cards and some other items to help raise some money for her. I will be posting picutres of the things I will be selling. 100% of the profit will go to Sonnet. Also, I am with a crating company (Stampin' Up! for those who are familiar with it) and 100% of my commision from this month (and probablly into next since it took so long for me to remember to blog about it) will go to Sonnet. Or if you do not need any scrapbooking/crafting supplies, you may feel free to donate on her behalf. If you have any questions feel free to leave them in the "commment" section of this post. If you need to give personal information (ie, address, e-mail address, ect.) I have an e-mail account stampinforsonnet@yahoo.com that you can send that to. (I am the only one who reads it, but it doesn't have any info link to me so when I reply it will not say my name in the subject line).

Sonnet is doing better. She did make it to the race (the one she was training for when the accident happend). I haven't heard how she did, but I can promise that she gave it her all. :)

My Cute Boys

We were in church on Sunday and we had some recently returned missionaries and a Pre RM speaking. I explained to Topher what a "missionary" was and asked him if he was going to go on a mission. He thought for a second and said "No Mom, I don't go on a mission" I asked him why he didn't want to go on a mission. He said "Mom, I go on THREE missions!" ;) (I told him that sounds like a good idea).

I think that Justin is going to grow up REAL tough...if he survives to the age of 2. I came upstairs, checked on the boys and they were fine. They were all just sitting and watching a movie. So I decided to empty the dishwasher (I'm glad that I didn't decide to do something downstairs). I had only emptied 2 or 3 plates when I turned around and saw Ethan with Justin in a scissor hold. Justin was just sitting there chillin' like there was nothing unusual about his brother "wrestling" with him. My goodness...I guess what doesn't kill you will only make you stronger huh?

Other than playing too rough sometimes, Ethan takes GREAT care of his little brother. When we were outside yesterday he was playing and Justin started crying and he stopped playing IMMEDIATELY and starts yelling "Justin, you OK...I come, I come!" and he ran over to Justin and gave him his bottle and comforted him until he stopped crying and then he went back to play when he was satisfied that Justin was alright.