Please help Logan.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Logan is an eight year old boy whose father just returned home from a year long deployment from Afghanistan last month and about a week later they found out that Logan was sick. He's not sick with the flu or the common cold, Logan is sick with cancer. He has been diagnosed with stage 4 Wilms Tumor which is kidney cancer that is found in children. It is a rare situation because Logan is really too old to have this type of cancer. He is currently going through chemo for a six week period and then the doctors will do further testing to see if they can operate on his tumor. Logan's cancer has now spread to his lungs and lymph nodes. Logan is a strong little boy who loves animals gardening and legos.
How can you help Logan? Go over to Goodnight Moon's blog. She has put together an amazing raffle with some awesome prizes. 100% of the proceeds of the raffle with go to Logan and his family to help. Many of us bloggers banded together and donated several different items to help raise money for Logan, so please go and help out as well by entering the raffle and making a donation to help out his family. You could even win a toddler blanket made by myself.
Thank you in advance,
Deployment Goals
Thursday, February 10, 2011
I have two main deployment goals to begin working towards:
1.Getting my Childbirth Educator certification.
2.Getting my Lactation Consultant certification.
2.Getting my Lactation Consultant certification.
I fully realize that these two goals could very well take a couple of years to accomplish, but it is something that I would like to begin working towards. Cayleigh-Grace is not going to be home with me forever, she will be starting school the year we move and I would like to be prepared to get a job while the she and the boys are in school.
Then there are the many smaller and less life changing goals that I hope to accomplish.
- complete the many quilts that I have in various stages of completion.
- Make the quilts that I have had the material to make for the past couple of years.
- Go to the Gym on an almost daily basis.
- Join a Pilates, and an Ultimate Ab class.
- Work on cardio and strength training big time.
- Work on creating a nice garden area around the house and in the back yard.
- Read at least 52 books while KS is gone. (So far I have already read 4) Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn.
- Purchase Cayleigh-Grace's new dresser as well as a headboard or full bed frame for KS and I's bed.
- Work on my photography.
- Research becoming a doula.
- Sell our house back home.
Knowing me I will be continuously adding to this list as the time goes on, but this is a good starting point. I am actually looking forward to going through this list month by month to see how it will grow and to watch myself mark things off bit by bit.
5 days...
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
We are now going on 5 days being 100% paci free!! She kept asking for her turtle night night last night and I had to show her that the drawer where we keep her paci's was empty. She was not happy at all but when I explained to her that the paci fairy came and got all of her pacifiers because she is a big girl now and not a baby anymore she didn't know what to think. She kept giving me the sad face and then laid down and went to sleep.

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