Know Your Medal of Honor Recipients:
Private Samuel P. Kenyon (Service) received his Medal of Honor for his actions on April 6, 1865, at Sailors Creeks, Virginia. His citation reads:
Capture of battle flag.
Corporal John Keough (US Army) received his Medal of Honor for his actions on April 6, 1865, at Sailors Creek, Virginia. His citation reads:
Capture of battle flag of 50th Georgia Infantry (C.S.A.).
Private James Kephart (US Army) received his Medal of Honor for his actions on May 19, 1863, at Vicksburg, Mississippi. His citation reads:
Voluntarily and at the risk of his life, under a severe fire of the enemy, aided and ass1sted to the rear an officer who had been severely wounded and left on the field.
Poor little Daniel has been sick for over a week now. He's had a fever and now a rash. We've been giving him meds, but I hadn't seen much of a change. So... The Wife took him down to our favorite Children's Hospital yesterday. As you know, my good friend (and
I'm just sayin... Favorite Nurse) Jen works there. I'm pretty sure I've talked about this before, but it's worth talking about again. Jen is a very sweet, fine Christian lady... outside of work. I'm not 100% sure how she is at work, but they play Darth Vader music whenever she walks down the hall. I saw a grown man and well respected doctor turn pale and start to shake when he walked into our room and saw Jen there talking to us. By the way, we didn't have to wait long when we got there. Maybe it was because the "Friend of Jen" sticker I was wearing... or maybe it was because when we walked in I casually told The Wife (in a voice loud enough for all to hear) that Jen requested we let her know when we got there. Before you knew it, we were shown to a room and people were coming in to check on us. And when they decided they wanted to keep Daniel overnight, Jen made sure Daniel and The Wife were put in a nice room. Anyway, they think Daniel might have Kawasakis Disease. If you want to know what that is, google it. So say a prayer that the little guy starts to feel better soon.
I had to pick the girls up last night. I got Susie first. I walked in a picked her up and gave her a hug and told her I love her and she said, "Where's Daniel?" I said, "He's at the hospital". She asked why and I told her it was because he's sick. Then came "Where's Mommy?" I told her Mommy was at the hospital with Daniel. She then said, "Why couldn't you stay with Daniel so my Mommy could pick me up?" And The Wife wonders why I say only Mary Ruth really loves me...
We're just a couple of months away from
PSYCH coming back on USA. I can't wait! I've been getting ready by watching all of the previous episodes.
Speaking of TV shows... I think tonight is an all-new
NCIS, so I've got that going for me. Which is nice.
Picture Tuesday
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On the sofa with Maverick watching football... |
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He decided to get down and take a nap by the fireplace |
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Back on the sofa watching football and drinking some juice... |
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Watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (or, "Mouse" as Daniel calls it) back on our bed |
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He fell asleep in the waiting room at the doctor's office... then he woke up and started screaming and crying and throwing himself on the floor like a little devil boy... |
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He didn't want me to hold him, so I let him just get it all out of his system while I sat and read the book I had with me. Before I knew it, he had fallen asleep on the floor under a chair... |
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I mean he was out.... |
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Still sleeping back in the exam room |
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He was happy to get home from the doctor so he could watch "Mouse" |
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He fell asleep watching "Mouse" |
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Well... Daniel is in a "big boy" bed now. It's been a pain, but I'm sure it will get better.
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I know most of these pics are about Daniel, but I thought I'd post a picture of my afghan of many colors that my Aunt Yvonne made for me (her favorite). It has my 4 favorite colors: Blue, Orange, Garnet & Gold. (JI - Blue/Orange; Winthrop - Garnet/Gold) |
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Daniel rockin the hospital gown |
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Once they got the IV going, they made a diaper boxing glove to keep him from taking it out |
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