
A very devoted fan gets out every Sunday morning with his pushmower and leaves this tribute to his team. It's on a hill by a state road near us. Incidentally, the Jags whipped some Texan hiney today, 37-17. :)
No retreat would be complete without sustenance. We had to hit Walmart on the way to the hotel. Yes, this was just for OUR room! We were laughing at how our cart must have looked to the other walmart shoppers. We looked like we were on our way to the river for a bulimic convention. ;)
It was a great weekend. I'm already looking forward to next year.
You can see more pics here
I have had other pediatricians, when my olders were small. I wish Dr. A had been around then, he is THE BEST!! We have been going to him for about, gosh, I guess it's been over 8 years now. He has taken care of RJ since birth, I call him "The Baby Whisperer". ;)
One of my favorite cyberspace friends, FC , recently had a post about his calling as a teacher . There was much discussion about why he's so good at what he does. I believe it's a gift, just like Dr. A has a gift and I believe he was meant to be a Doctor for the little ones. He has not changed one bit in the years we've seen him, he is always so gentle, patient, and loving with these babies. RJ has never experienced a moment of fear or anxiety with this Dr. -- only with his nurses :) Poor little guy, feverish eyes, voiceless with a barking-seal cough...but he has the meds now and we know he will be good as new in no time.
I have two other puny ones today too, one is head-achy and one is queasy. This started out to be a very stressful and challenging day. As I took the dog out before we left for the Dr, this is what I saw:
Nothing like a beautiful reminder that God always keeps His promises, and His grace is sufficient for me. :)
(and an aside to my friend Melissa , who is also sick, whose very little one is also getting over the croup...hope you are feeling better) :)