Travels

Found a cool quote. I don't know the guy who made it, but I of course think it's true. "The trained nurse has become one of the great blessings of humanity, taking a place beside the physician and the priest, and not inferior to either in her mission."

Our Memorial Day was great: we took off at 8:40 from our place and got to Durham to visit with our friends the Buerhles (after all this time I'm still not sure if the name is spelled right) so Wee One could play with their 22-month-old and maybe Mom and Dad might get a little hang out time with some friends. We stayed for about an hour, as Wee One was hungry and that was only the first stop on our mini-vacation. To their kiddo, Wee One was "the boy", and to Daniel, their baby was "niña". Sam also called Hubs "the man." I guess Jesus is "the man". :) Visit www.burlyfamily.blogspot.com for a cute picture of the boys playing the piano.

Next stop: Pittsboro, where our niece (Hubs' side) who just had her first baby lives with her baby's dad, and her brother and sister (also our niece and nephew). They're all in their 20s, by the way. Anyway, the baby is adorable and looks just like his Dad. He's got a head full of jet black hair and we didn't take any pictures. Wee One was very sweet with the baby except the one time when he tried to hit him with a plastic hanger. (Jealous of Mom's attention) But he gave him lots of kisses and called him "niña" also.

My boy is also cutting 4 canine teeth at once, the a/c was out at our niece's house, and it was at least 90 degrees in that place. So he was not the happiest of campers. Last night his temp was 102 but fortunately that has seemed to abate thanks to God, A/C, Tylenol, and Motrin. He's feeling much better today.

Haven't gotten my book yet. Anxiously awaiting.