Poor baby girl had another trip to the ER today. I swear, of all my kids I never thought she would be the one to make so many trips to the ER. Zach is putting together a shed or our backyard, and Aynslee was playing by it and tripped and fell onto a piece of tin and cut her leg right open. I grabbed her and pinched it shut and Zach drove us to the ER. We got in quick, but once again the Baptist Hospital did not fail and left us their for over 2 hours before we were seen. I was reminded once again that this could be what "hell" is like. I found all sorts of nasty things on the floor and was totally disgusted the whole time. The doctor finally came in and told me he wanted to do staples instead. For those of you who know me well knows what my nasty scar on my leg looks like. I showed him my scar and told him he better not make it look like that. He swore to me that it would be better than mine. I am pretty sure he thought I was one of those moms that wanted to make sure my "princess" was still perfect for her beauty pageants. All I wanted was a straight scar that would heal nicely. I guess we will see. She was such a trooper. The only time she cried was when they were deadening it. I cried just has hard as she did. He ended up putting in about 6 staples and told me to get them out in 7 days. I felt so bad for her. I am just glad is was on her leg and not some where worse. It is funny how much it can make you love your kids when something like this happens. I will post the picture of the staples out in 7 days. Wish us luck.
Jackson can read!! He is coming home with books to read to us now instead of us reading to him. I can't believe it. It is amazing how much one thing can change a little boy. I found him tucked away in a corner at 6:45 a.m. the other morning reading a book waiting for me to wake up. No more screaming running around the house. The boys a reader!!!! Yay Jax!!
Shade finished his first season of Soccer. He loves it and was actually really good when he was paying attention. We have just found out another of Shade's talents. He is the boy who will tell you how it is. Unfortunately it is things like telling his teacher her hands are old, or a mother at church that she needs to brush her stinky teeth. If any one has any help on teaching a 3 yr old what they should keep to themselves I am dying to know. Let's just say there have been A LOT of apologies lately from the Stewart house.
Here is Aynslee making a mess of her skittles after her staples were taken out. It was just as traumatic as getting them in. She was screaming and I was trying to hold her down and Shade was yelling at the door for someone to let him out. I am so glad that is over. The scar is going to be big, but I hope as she grows it will get smaller. She is starting to say a few words and we are so excited. Her ear piercing scream we hope will be a thing of the past. Who knew a scream like that could come from such a small girl.
