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Getting Better

Population of Sicksville is in decline, but the move up the mountain to health is seemingly a long and slow one. Most of us are back at work or school or whatever and generally on the mend. Thanks for the meals, prayers and all you have done, locally and from afar.

Crying

HI all, welcome to sicksville. Population: us. 1 ear infection, 3 sinus infections and a lot of nights of coughing. So, since I am a visual person and usually tell most stories with pictures, I find myself at a loss since you don't want to see anything of us at the moment. lol. So here's another vid out of the archive. It's kinda how we are all feeling at the moment.

A day at the farm

Emily and the Pratt girls took Molly and Andrew to a farm near where we live. The morning saw goats (including three day old babies), sheep, chickens, donkeys, cows, rabbits, horses and ponies all on parade for the kids. Pictured here is Andrew with his horse. This magnificent beast followed Andrew around for the whole morning. This picture was taken during one of Andrew's many monologues with his new friend. They shared stories, song and a whole lot of time just being together. Here are move pics for you.

Beah's Getting Big

Growing Fast!

The right hand photo was taken on November 15th. The one on the left was taken about 8 minutes ago. No, Elaina is not shrinking!

Hot Winters

Things are just plain warm. So, I dug into the archives and posted this little movie from years ago. Just click PLAY and enjoy...

24 lbs!

Today Molly is just over 20 months and Beah is 14 weeks and they both weigh 24 lbs. It's a tight race, and we still believe that Molly will pull ahead in the end. But, in the mean time, she might have to spend some time being smaller than the dog. (click and scroll for more)