Dear little Pookie your bright eyes are wet, please tell me why are you upset?

I love that line. I said that to my 12 year old niece and she looked at me like she was going to tackle me. I have been trying to count my blessings instead of my tears. So hear goes :

1. My family.
2. My sister-friends.
3. The gospel.
4. Walking in thunder snow with my three year old who is totally excited!
5. Music
6. warm blankets.
7. Fuzzy socks
8. My grandmothers paintings
9. Kind words given in hard times
10. My husbands arms around me knowing that he will be there for me.

My Valentines Day with Little Man

It was raining today and so we had a picnic inside and Ty ty was so excited at the idea... Almost that his momma could possibly be so silly to have a picnic IN the house!!

Fruit snacks are always a hit at any event. Notice the peanut butter smeared on his face?

This is the new talent... getting pictures taken with his mouth open.... Can't figure out why...

The pictures came out backwards...this is Ty getting ready for our shindig..... I love that little man!!!!

Things that change

What doesn't change? Anyways. I figured I would update here the last week..... I saw the doctor and he did blood work... Everything came back normal. Not surprised. He told me to schedule a CT scan, so last Friday I scheduled the scan and I also had an appointment scheduled Friday morning for my neurologist. I went to the Neurologist and she said that she wanted more tests, a EEG and MRI....What about the rest of the letters? lol....... The biggest transition is that she said no driving for 6 months, I had to go 6 months seizure free. That is what I did watching my nieces. I would drive them to school and then run around with the little ones and then pick them up in the evenings. I have been home technically only two days but everything has changed for me.