Ainsley went through a bout of some strange virus that we think was the cause of her suffering from full body hives. It took two trips to the doctor and a couple of sleepless nights to finally put her on something that actually worked to relieve the hives. It was one of those things where I did everything possible to help her and then had to sit back and watch her suffer. It was awful. None of these pictures do the hives justice. You can barely see them, but she was covered from head to toe. Even the bottoms of her feet had hives. Poor kid! My mom took great care of her, and I know Ainsley was happy to have Grandma there to comfort her.
We played Lego. We read books. Landon got ahold of Grandpa's tablet - surprise surprise. We took a few informal family photos. And, we celebrated Grandpa's birthday with ice cream sundaes!
Poor Landon was so sad when his grandparents left that he was having a hard time falling asleep in his own bed, so he fell asleep in ours. My dad said, and I quote, "Landon looks like some Santa Clause character sleeping in luxurious North Pole bedding after a long winter's night." I couldn't agree more!
And lastly, when my dad and I get together we like to be adventurous. We peeled Landon away from yet another pajama day (he's been having as many pajama days as possible lately) and went Geocaching one afternoon. It was an ill fated trip. My dad ended up in a tree and then plastered on the ground from falling out of it. I almost fell in a river (well more like a stream), and we only ended up finding one cache. We created memories though! I just found out that my dad was at urgent care getting his elbow x-rayed yesterday (on his birthday) because they think he may have fractured it from the fall. I think my poor dad's tree climbing days are history.
Despite the sickness and broken bone, we had a fabulous time with Grandma and Grandpa. It always makes me sad that we live so far away when it's time to say goodbye.
2 comments:
It was a fabulous time...I'm always sad too.
Looks like a great time! Love the Holidays, traditions and family time!
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