My little Landon is starting to walk! He is right on schedule (14 months) with his siblings. He is the cutest frankenstein when he walks. When he gets going too fast he goes sideways. He is so full of energy! He is either really happy or really angry. He isn't mellow much, but he can entertain himself, which I appreciate. He still takes two naps and is determined to keep up with Bailey and Myles.
Bailey is enjoying 2nd grade. She loves to herd her brothers around and ride her bike. When she puts her mind to something, nothing can stop her. She is talking about donating her hair again. She tried another synchronized swimming class and really enjoyed it. She has a hard time committing to anything. She talks about taking dance again but loses interest. I hope to find something she just loves and will be passionate about.
Myles is talking a lot and has grown so much. He is tall and slim, a first for him. He loves preschool and is adjusting well to being a Sunbeam at church. He is such a sweetheart. He randomly hugs me and says, "I just love you so much, mommy." Boys are so sweet to their moms! Sometimes he really likes Landon and other times he doesn't. His newest love is Thomas the Tank Engine.
Scott is home by a decent hour now and I appreciate it. He is very busy with work and church. We had a week of rain and I have enjoyed it. We got more rain this week than all of last year combined. Flagstaff got 2 feet of snow. We need to head up there for sledding soon.
I have been doing physical therapy on my leg for almost two weeks. I have shin splints, which have caused the muscles to pull away from the bone. The muscles in my leg are compressing the main nerve that makes my foot go numb. I also have trigger points along my tibia that make my foot go numb. The doc says I won't be running for awhile. When he does give me the go-ahead, it will be for only 1/2 mile. That is only 4 minutes! 5 if I drag it out. I am really sad, but need to let my leg heal. I am definitely learning that I can't eat the way I did when I had those long Saturday runs! I'm trusting and being obedient so that I can one day find joy in running again.
Posted by Picasa

Comments

Arycca Brothers said…
Those kids sure are cute! Sorry to hear that healing is going slowly, but hopefully it'll be stronger than ever with time. Keep being patient, I love you and miss you!
January 22, 2010 at 4:49 PM
Michelle said…
I am so sorry about your leg. I can't imagine the pain you must be in physically and mentally because you can't run like it did. Hang in there!
February 8, 2010 at 7:21 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

My First Marathon

Image
The famous North Shore Waikiki Sunset Gorgeous Day at the Beach in Waikiki Many people have asked about the marathon and I cannot do it justice with just a summary. If you want to hear, "It was rough but went well" then feel free to skip the long narration that follows. Hawaii was amazing. I needed the break and truly appreciate the opportunity. I have said in previous posts that I know the Lord guided me to this path and despite the many challenges, I am grateful. The week before the marathon I did an 8 mile run which ended badly with excruciating pain in my left knee down to my ankle and foot. I limped home very worried and decided not to run until the marathon. I went to the chiropractor Wednesday night and she told me I needed to take three weeks off for my leg to recover. I reminded her the marathon was in 4 days. Her face went dead pan and simply said, "Do what you can then." I wanted to advise her to never become a motivational speaker but let it go. The nigh...
Read more

Rough Day

Yesterday was a really rough day. Both of my boys get bronchiolitis when they get any kind of congestion; basically they wheeze and we use breathing treatments every four hours for a week until they get better. Their breathing isn't too labored, but they don't sound very good. Landon has been wheezing since Sunday so I took him in to the Dr. yesterday. The nurse practitioner checked his oxygen level and it was 99% so he was getting oxygen despite the wheezing. I assumed she would tell me to continue the breathing treatments at home every four hours for the next week. This is the same procedure with each boy every time either one gets a cold and it goes straight to his lungs. I was very surprised when she told me I needed to take Landon to the E.R. immediately. I asked a lot of questions, mainly, “Why am I taking him to the E.R.? Is it really that serious? What am I supposed to say when they ask why I am there? Are you sure I need to go to the E.R.” She told me that he needed t...
Read more

Pink Eye!!!!

I woke up to the lovely sound of my screaming newborn at 1 am this morning and my right eye was burning. Turns out I have pink eye; I have never had it before and neither has Scott or the kids. I cannot believe how painful it is! I remember my greenie, Hermana Pocock had it in Venezuela. The revered cure-all down there is the lemon. Everywhere we went the people would tell her to squeeze a little lemon juice into her eye. Can you imagine how painful that would be? Not to mention what it might do to her eyesight. All I can say is thank goodness for medicated eye drops. It temporarily relieves the pain and I can't wait to be cured from this. 24 hours cannot pass soon enough! Yesterday our lesson was on the Second Coming. Bailey often asks me about when the Savior will come and what it will be like. I cannot wait to see the Savior and see what life will be like then. Aside from the spiritual wonders I also look forward to not being tired or being subject to physical ailments. I sure a...
Read more