Monday, February 20, 2017

Finishing my 2016 Blog Book

I am still at the 2017 Fuller Girls Retreat. I have finished and printed my 2015 blog and now I have completely done my 2016 blog. I have hardly moved from this computer for 2 days. I have missed all the games and been incredibly anti-social. However, I am so happy to say that I will have 2 years of blogs sent to the printer this weekend. That's so awesome. Here's to staying caught up better!

2016 School Pictures

Anneliese 

Brigham
Aydree
Shaersti
Paysli



December- Grab Bag

A wonderful tradition from Scott's family. Who wouldn't want presents brought around in a wheelbarrow? So Fun!


December- Grandpa's Cancer Surgery

Finding out your dad has cancer is not exactly fun. I'm grateful that he let me be a part of the doctor appointments and surgeries. This is saying goodbye as he is taken back for his surgery to remove the cancer, form a J-pouch and create an iliostamy bag to allow the new J-pouch to heal.

He looks pretty good here, although the recovery was pretty rough.

If only we had known that he would end up in another surgery to fix a failed J-pouch, we would have really appreciated this belly and this recovery.
The great news is that the cancer was completely removed!!!

December- Christmas

Christmas Eve- my favorite night of the year.

Awesome Batman pajamas


Grandpa and Grandma with lots of grandkids.


Oh, the magic of Christmas morning!


Christmas was on Sunday this year. The kids chose to come up and see their Santa present, go to church, then finish opening their presents later. We had an amazing day!

December- Grandpa's Birthday

Somehow we have this amazing tradition that we all get spoiled for grandpa's birthday. This year was no exception!

Check out that amazing sushi.

Happy birthday to an amazing dad and grandpa.

December- A Hernia & Kidney Stones

This is Scott passing (or at least trying to pass) a kidney stone. Not fun!

This is Scott having surgery for said kidney stone. Actually, he was already scheduled for an umbilical hernia repair, so they threw in removing the kidney stone. He must have passed it that morning because they never did find it and he has been fine since. 

This is Scott, upset at his supportive wife for taking a picture.

This is Scott walking the wheelchair out of the hospital because he refused to be pushed in it. 

Yep, that's my awesome manly husband.