News from the Sherman family's world

It has been a really busy couple of weeks. I meant to post earlier but there just seem to be much time lately.

Hannah has broken her right index finger. She was at PE at the Y and they were playing basketball and somehow she hurt it. I didn't think that the DR did anything about broken fingers but apparently children are different. They put her into a cast all the way up to her elbow. Her index and middle finger are cast together and it goes all the way up her arm. It hurt for the first few days but she is feeling better now.

Luke is sick this week. He has two ear infections that he is taking antibiotics for and she put him back on the nebulizer 3 times a day for his coughing and wheezing. Poor guy! On top of everything else, he is getting his molar teeth in!! You can tell he doesn't feel well just by looking at him! He weighed in at 20lbs and 14.5oz and he turned 10 months old last week.

Luke, Jacob, Hannah and I flew out to my brother's house in Missouri last week. Jacob actually stayed at our friends, the Washingtons, house the five days that we were there. He had a BLAST!!! Hannah, Luke and I had a great time too! I learned on this trip that I don't mind cold weather but I HATE snow. Hannah loved it because she was able to play in it.

These are pictures of the kids on the plane ride there.....




Hannah and Luke in the snow....




Hannah built this snow-man and snow-rabbit.....


Hannah and my niece, Emma, playing in the snow....



TJ tried to get Luke to drink out of a cup. I can't get that kid to drink from a cup or a straw to save my life!!



Emma & Tate ~ Aren't they cute?




Hannah had her picture taken with the "World's Largest Flower Box". She was so embarrassed that I made her do this!!



These are pictures of us with the Washington's. Jacob with his friends Aaron and Ian and me and my friend Jackie. They once lived here in Orange Park and were in our homeschool group but they moved away because of their daddy's job. We miss them very much but we are so happy to see them when we can.