Well we did not go to clinic today. As I was packing lastnight I went out to the car to clean the rain cover that we put on Caleb's stroller. We put this on the stroller to protect him from germs. However, it was in the trunk of our car and antifreeze had gotten all over it. YUCK! So I drove around lastnight and couldn't find one. So we thought it wasn't worth the risk of taking him to clinic without the cover. We ordered one online lastnight and hopefully it should be here sometime next week.
Caleb continues to hold saliva in his mouth we aren't sure why he is doing this. But loves to walk supported. He is so darn cute - hey I'm partial though!
Couple special prayers:
A good friend of the family passed away last week, Ed Shaw. His daugher, Lynn, has now lost both her mother and father within the past couple of months so please keep Lynn and both Ed and Dolores's families in your prayers.
My good friend Jenny (Jebbia) O'Dell's pastor was recently murdered and this has devestated her, her family (Darin and Keira), and the congregation. Please keep them all in your prayers as they deal with this senseless act.
A good friend of ours that we met at Duke sent me an email this morning stating the following: 'Most of you are aware of the young state trooper that was killed in Haywood County Tuesday. Trooper Shawn Blanton left behind a wife and son. His son, Tye, was born 7 weeks premature and has been in serious condition since his birth May 31st. I just spoke with my friend, Mark, who is also a NC State Trooper and worked with Shawn. He informed me that Tye was placed on life support this afternoon and is now very critical. The NC Highway Patrol is asking everyone they can possibly reach to please remember Shawn's son in your thoughts and prayers. If you feel led to do so, please pass this prayer request along. For the service, dedication and commitment that Shawn displayed and these folks show us every day, this I can do.'
So please keep all these families in your prayers.
God Bless you all!!
God Bless Caleb!!
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