Two weeks ago (it was a good week):
Six of our friends from Eugene, OR came to visit us. Our good friend, Brad, had a good number of frequent flyer miles burning a hole in his pocket so he used them to buy six plane tickets to Atlanta. (Everyone needs to have a friend like Brad, but I can guarantee you, he's one of a kind.)
Here is everyone but April and I (someone had to take the picture (April) and someone had to stay home with the darlings (me).)
l-r: Bill, Chrystal, Ashlie, BRAD, Matt & Kevin
at the GA Aquarium
Bill 'n' April and a fish tank

Us ladies in a suite at Philip's Arena watching the Hawks game.
They are all a bunch of shorties.
at the GA Aquarium
Us ladies in a suite at Philip's Arena watching the Hawks game.
They are all a bunch of shorties.
playing Wii Sword-fighting
Tyler gave her a run for her money.
Tyler gave her a run for her money.
(a broken wrist didn't stop her from having fun)
Me and Chrystal
Chrystal and Kevin
Brad and Ashlie
While our friends went to the opening day of Six Flags over Georgia, Lauren had her first soccer practice/game.
One week ago (a good and a not-so-good week):
the good:
Grammy came to visit and she brought gifts!
Happy Birthday Sweet Girl!
Princess Party at Snip-Its
getting her hair and make-up done
looking good
One week ago (a good and a not-so-good week):
the not-so-good:
After two days of high fever and vomiting we decided it was time to take Matt to the emergency room. I thought they would give him some fluids and release him. Not so! They admitted him to Intermediate Care (one level below Intensive Care.)
He was very sick. High fever, low blood-pressure and a very scary high white blood cell count.
Slowly, he started to get better.
My comfy? bed at the hospital
After a week in the hospital Matt was finally released to recover at home. He lost 13lbs and is still pretty weak after spending 7 days in a hospital bed but he is quickly recovering and eating us out of house and home.
We are happy to have him back at home and healthy.
This has been such an eventful and life changing couple of weeks for us. It would take more than a Thousand Words to describe the past two weeks. Hopefully by taking One Look at this blog it will make you appreciate the beauty and fragility of life and friendships.
Thanks for reading (and reading, and reading!)
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