I'm anxious to hear about the Valentine get-together our church had tonight. I know there were probably a lot of laughs. We stayed home and enjoyed popcorn and a movie. Kathryn had a rough day and attributes that to the two days before Remicade when things were so bad. She just has to get over the drain from that so she slept most of the day. Other Remicade users have told of extreme tiredness right after a treatment but Kathryn was hoping she would not have the same reaction. She is doing better tonight.
Qavah and Annelise have ruled the house and had us laughing so hard we couldn't get our breath. They play so well together. Qavah had the idea to take some of her plastic bowls and use them for hats. Annelise thought that was a great idea too. Only the bowl she chose to put on her head was so big it came down over her entire head. It looked like the bowl had sprouted legs. We tried to convince her to use a different size bowl but she wanted the biggest. So she spent most of the evening following Qavah around with her "hat" over her head. She walked into walls, doors, and people. The more she crashed into things the more we laughed. The more we laughed the harder she tried to keep us laughing. It reminded me of the slap-stick comedy of Laurel and Hardy. Kids have a very high entertainment value. I recommend being entertained by them often, even if you have to "borrow" some.
Congratulations to our friends Jack and Linda and Jim and Lynda, who received new grandbabies this week. The joy continues. We've seen the pictures and we rejoice with you!
Qavah and Annelise have ruled the house and had us laughing so hard we couldn't get our breath. They play so well together. Qavah had the idea to take some of her plastic bowls and use them for hats. Annelise thought that was a great idea too. Only the bowl she chose to put on her head was so big it came down over her entire head. It looked like the bowl had sprouted legs. We tried to convince her to use a different size bowl but she wanted the biggest. So she spent most of the evening following Qavah around with her "hat" over her head. She walked into walls, doors, and people. The more she crashed into things the more we laughed. The more we laughed the harder she tried to keep us laughing. It reminded me of the slap-stick comedy of Laurel and Hardy. Kids have a very high entertainment value. I recommend being entertained by them often, even if you have to "borrow" some.
Congratulations to our friends Jack and Linda and Jim and Lynda, who received new grandbabies this week. The joy continues. We've seen the pictures and we rejoice with you!
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