“Dwight” (Keith) wrote this while I was working on making some soup, and I found it later:0) He keeps me laughing!
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Kingston Scott
Thursday, September 17, 2009
5 Days or Less Until We Have Liftoff
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Busy Few Days
Sunday evening I started to feel sick and have a backache. I eventually started to think I was having contractions and so we needed to go to the hospital. I was still 4 weeks 2 days earlier than my estimated date of delivery. A very good friend offered to stay with the boys so that Keith and I could both go to the hospital. For that we are forever grateful! After an IV, anitnausea meds, and some meds to slow contractions, we were able to go home by 4am. It was a very LONG Monday:) 
Tuesday I was hard-boiling some eggs and went to drain them. I guess, I didn't realize how full the pot was, but I ended up spilling it down my belly. Joshua and Brian did exactly as we had talked about in an emergency. They immediately called Keith's cell while I changed and tried to run cool water over the burn. Brian packed a plastic bag full of ice and water for me. Keith ran home to check on me and help me determine if we needed to see a doctor or not. (We didn't). I now only have some minor blistering in a very small area. I'm extremely proud of how quickly and calmly the boys helped me out in an emergency and all the while their mom was crying.
Been nauseated most of the rest of the week. Woke up early Friday morning vomitting and ended up taking another trip to the hospital for nausea and observation for just a couple of hours. Now on anti-nausea meds for next several days. I feel a lot better so far. Hopefully it stays that way!

Tuesday I was hard-boiling some eggs and went to drain them. I guess, I didn't realize how full the pot was, but I ended up spilling it down my belly. Joshua and Brian did exactly as we had talked about in an emergency. They immediately called Keith's cell while I changed and tried to run cool water over the burn. Brian packed a plastic bag full of ice and water for me. Keith ran home to check on me and help me determine if we needed to see a doctor or not. (We didn't). I now only have some minor blistering in a very small area. I'm extremely proud of how quickly and calmly the boys helped me out in an emergency and all the while their mom was crying.
Been nauseated most of the rest of the week. Woke up early Friday morning vomitting and ended up taking another trip to the hospital for nausea and observation for just a couple of hours. Now on anti-nausea meds for next several days. I feel a lot better so far. Hopefully it stays that way!
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
“Our State Fair is a Great State Fair…Don’t Miss It, Don’t Even Be Late”
We got to meet Grandma and Great Grandma and Keith’s future brother-in-law, Brooks, at the state fair this year. We were VERY SLOW, but we had a lot of fun!
All 3 guys riding in a dump truck.
Brian riding the elephants.
Joshua and Brooks …surviving:-)
Lucas and Keith squeezing into a balloon ride.
Seeing the butter cow made from over 1200 pounds of butter!
FFA enabled us to see and pet the following: pigs, cow, donkey, sheep, ducklings, chicks, and rabbits.
Brian and Joshua tried their hand at using a bow and arrow.
We were treated to a full double rainbow for most of the trip home! Pictures did not do it justice!
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
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