Friday, April 9, 2010

Day 2

So the second day and the swelling has evened out between the upper and lower lid, I think it looks better. The scratches above his eye are from the gravel.
Here is his new tool box he got for his birthday with his Home Depot gift card from his grandparents, he loves it and had to wash all the Home Depot dirt off it.

Here is another shot he had me take of it, he is so exited about having a box of his own.


Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Happy 15th Birthday

So Wyatt's birthday started out like any other day, he came to my school to visit and have birthday donuts with the kids in my class, I offered to take him home while they were at recess but he said no he wanted to get home and hang with his friends. At 10:20 am he calls me and says he fell from his skateboard and hit his head pretty hard and needed me to come home. I was not prepared for what I saw. He was on the couch with a frozen bag of pearl onions covering his eye. It was really swollen and looked awful. I decided he needed to go to the ER and just get it checked out. Yes he was wearing his helmet and when his giant 5'11" body fell if forced the helmet up hitting the bone above the eye socket.
We were told he had a concussion and if he continued throwing up to take him to Children's Hospital in San Diego. We did not do a CAT scan because he had no blood behind or in his eye and I am not a fan of unnecessary scans etc.

Get ready here it is:

He is feeling better after a 2 hour nap (yes a nap the doctor said it was a myth ) and Motrin. Of course what you can't tell is how far out that eye is sticking, it looks like he has a golf ball under that lid.
Of course since it is his birthday so I changed his theme to pirates. . . the patch was to small to cover the golf ball sized eye socket.

Of course he has to cover his eye to see because the light coming in under the lashes drives him crazy.


Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Last day of being 14

Today is your last day of being 14 years old. You began 14 as a middle schooler and ended it as a freshman. When I think of this past year I will remember:

~Your love of skateboarding and all the shoes you have worn out
~The size 13 shoes you fit into
~How the orthodontist made your teeth oh so straight and beautiful
~You got to be Daisy the mascot for the robotics team and how you danced yourself silly
~ You wanted to go to High School in San Diego and you knew exactly what train and bus you
need to get there.
~ You have become so independent this year
~Over spring break you decide you L-O-V-E to sleep late
~You learned how to drive the rental car on the camp road
~You love to ride your bike all over town
~ You developed a love of Caesar salad this year and want it every day for lunch and dinner
~You had your first whoopie pie
~You got your first pedicure this year bright red. . .remember don't fall asleep on the couch
~You still love Pokemon
~ You love to hang with your brother

Monday, April 5, 2010

Hanging with his peeps.

Wyatt thought it would be fun to see how many Peeps he could fit in his mouth.Well he managed 5 but I still think he could have fit more.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Happy Easter

Today is so cold but it didn't stop me from getting up to go to Ponto Beach for sunrise service. I love going to the beach to hear about the Resurrection of Christ. I have been going with friends for 10 years, it is such a wonderful tradition. Now it is time to get some warm coffee and homemade bread into me.
Hope you all have a wonderful, happy and joy filled day.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Hope

We don't know how long the road is;
We just walk it to the end.
We keep on walking expectantly, heads up, walking in hope.
We do not sit down in protest because our feet are sore;
We do not get sidetracked by
better-traveled roads;
We do not look back.

We are on the right road
and so we walk it
with joyful anticipation
and quiet confidence
and stedfast assurance.
We walk this road in hope,
And we will walk it to the end."

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Happiness

I borrowed this from a blog I follow from a women in Maine. The saying is so fitting I had to share it. It reads:
"When I was 5 years old my mother told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I wrote down "happy". They told me I didn't understand the assignment, I told them they didn't understand life."
I love this, I feel great when I am happy and I want others to he happy as well. The world is much better when everyone is happy.