just hangin' out in my stroller

i learned to make a funny face!

tubes, boots, and lots of patience

Henry has another ear infectiton. We are using another antibiotic, that doesn't seem to be working very well. Henry is still pretty cranky. We are having a rough time getting him to sleep at night. These last couple months have been the most trying of times . . . and now I get to go throught them wearing a big BOOT on my left foot. Turns out my bump on my achilles tendon I've been wondering about is a partial tear. I've really been wanting to start doing some training, and I wanted to run a 5K. I signed up for Pat's Run yesterday morning, and found out I had to wear a boot for 3 weeks a few hours later. The boot is really big, and hot, and awkward. But I am really thankful I didn't need surgery - the foot doctor was quiet for so long after the ultrasound, I thought that was what he was going to tell me. I'm also glad I can still drive. I'm counting my blessings, AND counting down the days (9) until Henry gets the tubes put in his ears (Sat, March 31). Everyone I talk to tells me this will make all the difference in the world. I'm hopeful. I think that's enough complaing for one night - I'm off to watch the Suns beat up on Sacremento. :0

separation anxiety

I didn't think Henry would get it - since he's been going to daycare since he was about three months old, but it's another one of his new things. He crys when I drop him off at daycare and taps on my legs for me to pick him back up. This is also another reason why the sleep in our house has been so bad - he wakes up and wants mom and dad to hang out with him in his room. This is one phase that I hope will pass before too long. He also has an appointment with an ear, nose and throat doctor today. Mommy and Daddy are getting serious about taking care of this ear infection issue.