Pearl and Squirrel are Here

Emily had an emergency Caesarian yesterday and now Pearl and Squirrel are here. Pearl is on the right of the picture and Squirrel is on the left. They haven't named them yet because they came earlier than expected, so I took it upon myself to give them temporary names. If they take too long I may not be able to switch their names in my head so they better hurry. Anyway there the two little girls are. Incase Liz reads this call Emily. She has been trying to get a hold of you.

A little Update

Well it has been a long time since we updated on anything that we have been doing. We have been keeping pretty busy with school and work lately. Britney has a new job teaching preschool in a speech therapy preschool. They have her doing the lesson plans for their school days. She has fun with it and has funny stories from the little kids.

I've started school again and I've been a lot busier this year than last year. We've started our modules and actually we are two weeks from finishing our first one, Pulmonary Renal system. I've learned about asthma, COPD, Emphysema, Kidney disease, and many more things along with all the drugs used in each of the disease states. It's been really intense but nice knowing that I am learning what I need to for my career. It's pretty amazing how all these drugs have been invented to help people. There has been a lot of inspiration involved leading to drug discovery.

We are excited to have Megan and Mica and their kids coming home later this month. Anthony is getting baptized on the 24th. Britney is already decorating our house for her favorite holiday. Halloween. Most people think she is funny and I think she is a little bit crazy. At least it is fun at our house in october. You never know what will greet you at our house. We'll have to post some pictures of the haunted apartment when we get them.

Home Alone

Well Britney has been gone for over a week now. She gets back Tuesday night. I'm excited to have her back again. It has been pretty quiet around here so far. She is doing a great thing and I appreciate the service that she is rendering in Ecuador. I wish I could have gone along as a translator. Maybe the next time.

While I've been home alone I have worked ate and slept. I have also read an entire novel series called the Great and Terrible by Chris Stewart. It is an awesome series about the last days from the perspective of an LDS author. It has a great story line and the ability to open your eyes to what the the world is capable of doing in the last days. He knows his stuff and it will keep your attention from page one to the last page in the series. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to read.

I also went to the temple one night on my own. Since I have been married I haven't been to the temple alone. It was a good experience but not the same as having someone you care about and love with you. The same day I went and got my birthday meal at Red Robin. Britney signed me up and they gave me a coupon for a free meal. It was wierd sitting alone but I loved it when the waitor said you don't have a bill so feel free to leave when you want.

Anyway I've had enough alone time and I am ready for some company here in Pocatello again.

Ecuador

So tomorrow I am boarding a plane and leaving for Ecuador with my mom and cousin. We are going to go work in the orphanages!!

Happy Birthday Robby!!

Happy 24th Birthday Robby!!!!

What a fun year we had!!

Getting the Cast Off!!

Rob got his splint off yesterday and he is so excited. He wanted me to put these pictures on our blog so everyone can see his manly scar and bruises. He goes back to the doctor in about two weeks and they will tell him whether or not he will have to do physical therapy. If Rob works on getting his full range of motion back for these two weeks and succeeds then he won't have to go. So I guess we will see.

Rob's Surgery

Rob had his surgery today. We had to be there by 6:00 am. Rob decided to work last night so he didn't sleep at all before his surgery. We got there at 6:00 am but they didn't start the surgery until 7:00 am. I was able to wait with Rob until he was wheeled off. The RN gave Rob some "happy" medicine and I thought it was so funny that when they were wheeling him away he was just all smiles. Life couldn't be any better for him, he was feeling good! The surgery was only suppose to last an hour so I was getting a little nervous when it reached 9:00 am and I hadn't heard anything. Soon after 9:00 am the doctor came in and talked with me. He told me that everything went well and they didn't have to do a bone graft!! Yeah!! He does have some screws, a plate, and an artifical spacer in his arm. They let me go see him in the recovery room. While I was there Rob was trying to tell the nurse that he was in pain but it came out in a very long slured speech. The nurse understood though, and i was impressed. Rob doesn't even remember me coming and seeing him. He is doing really well today. His arm hurts but thats understandable. He bascially has been sleeping all day which is good. We'll keep you posted.

Right after the surgery

Sorry about those last two pictures I don't know why they won't rotate. These are xrays of his arm.