
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Major Slacking in the Blogging Arena
So sorry to have been slacking so much in the blogging arena, but I have been wrapped in everything for Savannah. Very little else has even blipped on my radar. I hope to get all caught up today though.
September: We celebrated my birthday. Cade gave me a beautiful fleur de lis necklace (My man sure knows me. :) ) I was also released from YW and called to be the Relief Society meeting coordinator. I will miss my girls so much, but am excited about this new adventure that I have embarked upon.
October: General Conference was awesome this year. I love being able to hear from the leaders of the church and receive the guidance and instruction that will help me and my family out. We also had Trunk-or-Treat with the church this year. It was so much fun. Even Savannah dressed up. I forgot to add them while I was uploading pics so I will post them next.
27 weeks
November: Lots happened in November this year. We had Savannah's shower, which was so beautilful. There were so many people that gave up their time to come celebrate. It was really appreciated. Pics coming next. November is also a busy month with Johnson festivities. We were able to celebrate Thanksgiving with Cade's family, which also happened to fall on my sister-in-law's bnirthday. The following day was Cade and I's five year anniversary. It was so sweet. We went back to the San Diego temple (the temple we were sealed in) with Jill and did intiatories, endowments, and sealings. It was awesome. The day after that was Cade's b-day. Very very busy month.
31 weeks
32 weeks
September: We celebrated my birthday. Cade gave me a beautiful fleur de lis necklace (My man sure knows me. :) ) I was also released from YW and called to be the Relief Society meeting coordinator. I will miss my girls so much, but am excited about this new adventure that I have embarked upon.
October: General Conference was awesome this year. I love being able to hear from the leaders of the church and receive the guidance and instruction that will help me and my family out. We also had Trunk-or-Treat with the church this year. It was so much fun. Even Savannah dressed up. I forgot to add them while I was uploading pics so I will post them next.
27 weeks
31 weeks
32 weeks
December: Another busy one...Beginning of the month we went to a Super-Saturday birthing class. So much information, but so glad we went. The following weekend was a dear friend's birthday so we got to spend time with her. The next weekend we drove to Phoenix to see my family for a split-second while they waited for a lay-over on their way to Hawaii. Hence, the pics coming where I am a big sobbing mess. (Happy tears, I promise.) And then Christmas, but that is another post entirely. So there you have it.
Friday, September 3, 2010
California Vacation- Lots of Pics!!!
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Big News
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Interesting is the month of May
Let's see...where to begin...May has been interesting to say the least. January was Cade's month of events and apparently I was lacking in my attention levels. May started off beautifully. I was able to be at my dear dear friend's sealing. It was so beautiful and the spirit was so strong. I was a big baby and cried and cried. We left them to enjoy time with their families and went out to eat with Bishop and Sandy. We had a great time with them. I have been trying to be more aware of asking if certain foods have eggs in them when we go out to eat and of course 99% of the menu with meat had eggs intermingled somehow. SO I tried some grilled shrimp instead. Well apparently that was the wrong choice because within a couple hours I had a mega case of food poisoning. It was terrible.
So I get over that within a few days. We had a great turn out for our YW hamburger/cheeseburger sale. So many people came out and supported us. It was so wonderful to see. That Sunday was Mother's Day. We were going to have family come over and do a little get together. However, when I was sitting in sacrament, my arm had started to go numb and I was having severe pains in my chest. I went home and relaxed. The family came over and we had a great time. Woke up the next morning and went to work. Half way through the morning I couldn't breathe and had a massive headache and fever. I went home and laid down thinking that it would help. I couldn't complete thoughts in my mind and knew I was in trouble. SO Cade rushed me down to Yuma where they diagnosed me with pneumonia and a 102 fever.
I was on bed rest for a week and a half when I got another phone call. According to the x-ray, my left lung was collapsing and I needed medical attention ASAP. We went to Palm Springs to the hospital where the were going to put a tube in the front of my chest to get the air out that had collected in between my lung and rib cage. However, the chest scan they had done showed that there was not only air, but fluid as well. So I had to get a tube in my back that would drain the fluid and help the air leak out. After they put the tube in, I immediately drained half a liter. I was there for five days. I have never been so happy to leave a place in my life. There is nothing like sitting and waiting to see what is wrong with you. Thankfully, every thing is supposed to be alright. Blessings blessings that there is technology out there that can detect problems like this and people who can help.
So I get over that within a few days. We had a great turn out for our YW hamburger/cheeseburger sale. So many people came out and supported us. It was so wonderful to see. That Sunday was Mother's Day. We were going to have family come over and do a little get together. However, when I was sitting in sacrament, my arm had started to go numb and I was having severe pains in my chest. I went home and relaxed. The family came over and we had a great time. Woke up the next morning and went to work. Half way through the morning I couldn't breathe and had a massive headache and fever. I went home and laid down thinking that it would help. I couldn't complete thoughts in my mind and knew I was in trouble. SO Cade rushed me down to Yuma where they diagnosed me with pneumonia and a 102 fever.
I was on bed rest for a week and a half when I got another phone call. According to the x-ray, my left lung was collapsing and I needed medical attention ASAP. We went to Palm Springs to the hospital where the were going to put a tube in the front of my chest to get the air out that had collected in between my lung and rib cage. However, the chest scan they had done showed that there was not only air, but fluid as well. So I had to get a tube in my back that would drain the fluid and help the air leak out. After they put the tube in, I immediately drained half a liter. I was there for five days. I have never been so happy to leave a place in my life. There is nothing like sitting and waiting to see what is wrong with you. Thankfully, every thing is supposed to be alright. Blessings blessings that there is technology out there that can detect problems like this and people who can help.
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