Just eanted to let everyone know that I got into the LPN program here in Medford. I will start in Januray and finish in September. I am so excited and am glad to have one less step to my finishing goal of my RN. Thanks to all who have supported me through all this school. My Mom especially who has helped so much with taking care of my girls and gets to do so for the next 9 months. She is the best
I had to tell everyone some really funy things that Sophie said to her Grandma Patty. I hope I get the stories correct.
Sophie told Grandma that when she grows up she wants to be a dentist like Grandma. Grandma says, "well maybe we can work together"
Sophie says, "Grandma, you will be dead by then"
Poor Grandma
Then when it was almost Soph's birthday Grandma tells Sophie that she is ging to be so big, But Sophie tells Grandma "well Grandma I actually am not gonna be any bigger just older"
Well it is 2:30 in the morning and I am at work with nothing to do, so I thought I would try to do some catch up on here. So if this sounds funny, it is because I am soooo tired.
I started working a few weeks ago, I work in the pediatrics unit. I love it. I love the little people so much better than the big ones, sorry ya'all. They are so sweet and innocent. yes it is so hard to see them sick, but they need someone to care for them and love them, and i get to do that. It is so gratifying being able to help these little people. They are always willing to give a big smile and are for the most part happy. The hardest part is the poor parents, they are so worried and I don't blame them, I would be be and have been. So I feel blessed to have a job that is fun yet gratifying as well.
The girls have enjoyed having me gone. I am an on call worker, but had been covering for a lady on maternity leave. I was suppose to work four ten hour shifts a week. Nights. But luckily I got called off allot. So anyway the girls have been spending time with my Mom and Aunt Jana and have been loving it. Jana and Mom are great with keeping them entertained and doing fun little things with them.
I am so glad though that the maternity leave lady is back and that I only have to work one day a week. I have had to slack on some of my home duties and Brett has been so great at helping out at home with the kids and dinners.
Brett has been putting in so many hours at work. He is suppose to be working four tens also and has actually been putting in usually twelves. There are three providers at his clinic and one of them has been out sick alllllllot. SO he has all his schedules patients and then also all the walk in patients(from the walk in clinic) as well. Busy days with usually about 20 patients each day. He is sure missing White Sulphur now. They would never see that many, but he will really be bringing in some extra flow.
Anywho, Kaylie was baptised on the 2nd. It was such a wonderful, spiritual and emotional day. She was so pretty in white and so very excited. My Mom spoke on baptism and then she was baptised by Brett. She was so happy when she got out, with a huge smile on her face. Then her Aunt Marjie sang her a beautiful song and said some really sweet things to Kaylie and told her how much she loved her. Then Brett's mom spoke on the Holy Ghost. She and I had a really hard time holding the tears in. Brett then gave her the Holy Ghost and it was awesome. He had a hard time not crying as well and he gave her a wonderful blessing. I want to thank all of you who came, and all of you who have played important parts in her life. She is a happy, fun, sweet, smart and silly little girl. She has learned so much from so many people and I am grateful to you all for all your love, support and knowledge that you have shared with her as well as my other girls and me.
