We are glad to finally say that Tyler has had his surgery and it was successful.
He has a frankinstein scar that measures six inches towards his lower back. He has started school again and just taking things slow. Thanks to his parents, he can lounge in his recliner pretty much all day.
Merry Christmas! Our kids were happy to find nerf guns to fight with, Scooby Doo toys which are a hit with Sally and some goloshes for me so I can get our eggs from our chickens even if it is stacked with snow outside. Tyler was also excited to get some tools that he probably won't be able to use for a very long long time seeing as he can only pick up to ten pounds right now.Happy Birthday Sally! She had a ton of friends over for a scooby doo party. She loved her cake and the games and her new toys from everyone. I can sincerely say that she was spoiled. The most anticipated things she got were a pillow pet, a basket ball jersey (she wants to be a basketball star!), the scooby gang figurines...
Happy Birthday Daddy! Tyler was able to rough house before he got his surgery. I cooked him cinnamon rolls so we wouldn't get too sick of cake and because we were lacking candles, he got a great big one. The kids are as fascinated with the fire as he is and each kept taking turns blowing his candle out. It was a very used and loved candle.
Here is Sally with her orange(ish) basketball jersey. She keeps begging me when she can start playing it
The best Christmas present of all was to see our new little addition to our family. We are calling her Annie and haven't quite set on a middle name if any. If you ask me this looks like Sally. Annie has things functioning well and her heart beats great. After all that has happened, this was a sigh of relief to us. We are so very blessed.





























