The screens are huge. Even though we were super far away, we could see just fine and then watch the instant replays on the big screens!
This was an awesome experience and it was made even better by BYU winning. Thank you Luci for an awesome birthday present!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Football & Birthday
For my birthday, my wife got me tickets to the BYU-OU game at the new Cowboy Stadium in Dallas. I went with my brother-in-law and had an awesome time. As you walk in, this is what it looks like.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
I'm Like Short Round
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Family Reunion
We had a family reunion on Saturday with my Dad's sisters. The only second/third generationers were my family, my sister Rosann, and my cousin April and her family. So while the older generation talked we decided to go to This is the Place park to see what was there.
The monument.
The monument.
Race for the Children's justice center
On Saturday we ran the Children's Justice Center 5K and Teddy Bear 1K Run up in Salt Lake. It was pretty fun. When we ran the 5k is was raining just a little bit, but when our 4 year ran the 1k, it was raining pretty hard. He had a lot of fun and wants to do more races!
Here is a stuffed lobster that J got for finishing the race. He ran the whole thing and didn't stop once!!Afterward they had a prize drawing and everyone in my family that ran the 5k won a prize except for me :( Luci got the best prize out of our family. A sweet glass mug shaped as a boot, steak sauce and a $30 gift card to Texas Roadhouse!
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Museum of the San Rafael
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Before and After
Before:
After a week of a soft cast and 3 weeks of a hard blue cast, J was ready to get it off.
After a week of a soft cast and 3 weeks of a hard blue cast, J was ready to get it off.
After:
Another x-ray to make sure that everything was ok, which was the worst part and J did not want to do it. We think that he associates the x-ray with pain when it first happened. Then they cut off the cast, pulled out the pins, and put on a blue bandage. He will wear this for a day and then he will just need bandaids where the pins were for a week or so. Then he will be almost good. He will get good movement in a month and then full movement in about 2 months. He's got a pretty good rash where the cast was, but I think he can handle that with some cream and ti will be way better than the cast. In one more month we have to go up to Primary Children's to make sure all is well. We hope that we don't have to do this again.
Another x-ray to make sure that everything was ok, which was the worst part and J did not want to do it. We think that he associates the x-ray with pain when it first happened. Then they cut off the cast, pulled out the pins, and put on a blue bandage. He will wear this for a day and then he will just need bandaids where the pins were for a week or so. Then he will be almost good. He will get good movement in a month and then full movement in about 2 months. He's got a pretty good rash where the cast was, but I think he can handle that with some cream and ti will be way better than the cast. In one more month we have to go up to Primary Children's to make sure all is well. We hope that we don't have to do this again.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Sorry I had to go the Children's Doctors and Hospital
is what our oldest son said after having surgery on his elbow. It was dislocated and fractured on Wednesday for no real fault of his own. Many of you have probably heard the story so I won't repeat here. It happened at about 8 in the morning on Wednesday. We went to our little clinic where they x-rayed it, which was not fun. They then sent us up to Castleview Hospital in Price. It was thought that they might be able to set it, but no. We sat there for 2 1/2 hours with nothing. So we told them to let us go and we would be headed up to Primary Children's hospital in Salt Lake, 2 hours away. This is our 4-year old on the way up.
After we got to Primary Children's, we had to get better x-rays and wait for a few more hours while a surgeon was able to do the surgery. We are glad though that we went up there. Luckily, when they got doing the surgery that it was better than it first looked and not as complicated. The nurses and doctor's there were so nice and helpful. So our oldest is now in a soft cast and will get a hard cast next week. He wants blue and can't wait for it and for people to start signing it.
Since we were up there, we decided to go to the Hogle Zoo. It was fun.
Afterward we went home and he slept all the way. It's good to be home after a long day.
Thanks to all that came to see him and help us out, especially Grandma and Grandpa J. who watched out youngest while we were gone.
After we got to Primary Children's, we had to get better x-rays and wait for a few more hours while a surgeon was able to do the surgery. We are glad though that we went up there. Luckily, when they got doing the surgery that it was better than it first looked and not as complicated. The nurses and doctor's there were so nice and helpful. So our oldest is now in a soft cast and will get a hard cast next week. He wants blue and can't wait for it and for people to start signing it.
Since we were up there, we decided to go to the Hogle Zoo. It was fun.
Afterward we went home and he slept all the way. It's good to be home after a long day.
Thanks to all that came to see him and help us out, especially Grandma and Grandpa J. who watched out youngest while we were gone.
Friday, July 10, 2009
LASIK!!
I was finally able to get LASIK done on my eyes!!. We had put money into our flex spending to do my wife's teeth, but they decided to do that surgery later and so we had to use the money. We decided to do LASIK for me!! The whole procedure is relatively quick and painless and it is amazing what it can do.
This video is the intralase part. That means where the use a laser to put thousands of little bubbles a certain depth into your eye and then makes a cut around the edge. It is all bladeless and is very crazy. I put the video in triple time so it would go a little faster
This video is the intralase part. That means where the use a laser to put thousands of little bubbles a certain depth into your eye and then makes a cut around the edge. It is all bladeless and is very crazy. I put the video in triple time so it would go a little faster
After they did this to both eyes, I went and sat in a massaging chair for about 10 - 15 minutes in order for the bubbles to dissipate. After that then it was time for the actual surgery. I had the Lasik with Wavelight procedure done on me. Once again I put the video in triple time and if you are a little squeamish with your eyes, you might not want to watch.
So with my pre-op and scans to the actually surgery, it only took about 5 hours and that was because they were running a little behind. So after all that, I have to put drops in my eyes for quite a while and wear funky goggles at night for a few nights, but worth it indeed. I had an exam this morning and I had 20/20 vision. They expect to even improve a little more with healing. It's also nice that with this type of procedure, they guarantee it so if my vision does fall below a certain level, they will touch it up for free. Very nice.
To have this surgery, I went to Hoopes Vision in Salt Lake. They were very good and amazing. Everyone was very friendly and nice and explained everything before and as I was going through it. I would suggest it to anyone that is a good candidate for it.
Monday, June 29, 2009
J-man's Birthday
The awesome racecar track cake. However, he would not let us put any racecars on it!
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Oquirrh Mountain Temple
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Longtime, no write - Quick update
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