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I haven't posted in a while and felt sort of bad (bad, not guilty). Corban is working on his last molars and we're all feeling it. Joe and I have either been thrown up on or cleaned up throw up at least twice, EACH! We're all not sleeping at night because Corban has a double ear infection. Nice. Post more later.

happy birthday

Corban is 2 years-old! We celebrated with Lily and my mom because their birthdays are all one day apart.

Our theme was polk-a-dots. We had sprinkled and M&Ms cupcakes, played a treasure hunt with the clues in plastic eggs, and played guess how many skittles.

I can't believe Corban is two already. He's definitely not a baby any more, but a little boy.

eye problems

We recently bought Netflix (and we love it!). Here, Corban is watching Blue's Clues. Just a little too close, huh. This is after I put him on the couch. I guess he likes to be right in the action.

what do you do in the summer time?

Bottle peaches. And lots of them!

first day of school

It's that time of year again where I become a school widow. Joe is taking microbiology, physics, and a computer class.

mowing

rolling stones

Joe had a kidney stone removed last Monday.

He came home early from class and looked terrible. He had hoped it was just gas, so he went inside and laid down. It wasn't. After dropping Corban off at my mom's house I took Joe to the ER.

Joe had thrown up right after he got out of class and he felt like throwing up in the ER waiting room. There's no quicker way to get admitted without filling everything out like having to throw up! Within 10 minutes of getting hooked up to IVs and such, the ER doc had a diagnosis: kidney stone.

Because Joe didn't have a history of kidney stones he had to have a CT scan. They got an image and guessed the stone to be about 6 mm (the size of the stone in the picture). The stone was just too big to let it pass, they need to go in and get it. They were going to load Joe up with pain meds and send him home to come back the next day to get the procedure done, but they made a few calls and Joe was scheduled to get it removed later in the day.

We went in around 11 a.m. He was discharged around 7:30 p.m. Joe is doing better. There was some damage to the ureter wall so they had to put in a stent that comes out on Tuesday. I hope this is a dietary thing that we can control and this NEVER happens again.