It's my BLOG and I'll cry if I want to

Liam and his present

Eating green pancakes

Santa decided to see if the kids have been good this year.

However my 5 year old wasn't so easily fooled telling Santa he was actually his pop pop dressed up (so he was right)

And here is what he had to say after Santa left....

2-year-old girl injured in mall escalator accident, police say I was there when this happened. Since I am trained in first aid and cpr I did what I could with two other people for the little girl and her mom until EMS arrived. I didn't see the actual accident but her the screaming mom. I will never forget that sound. When she didn't stop screaming I grabbed my two little ones and ran over to see what was going on. I just couldn't not help. I am trained to do these things even though its not something I ever expected to do. My heart and prayers go out to her and her mom.

Had to exchange a pair of shoes I bought Madi last month and get dress shoes for the kids for the family pic Sunday.....four pairs of shoes and $31.38 later and we are set. Then it was off to have lunch with daddy and mommom, while there an elderly gentelman asks to speak to hubby.....he had thought Liam was a cancer baby because he had no hair.....this really concerned the gentleman....well Liam is only 7 months....and he does have some hair just light.  Maybe it was that and his eye that made the man think that I don't know. But the man was very relieved to hear Liam was healthy.

Now we are home and the crazy boy is crawling around with things in his mouth like he is a dog LOL.

I had an encounter with secret santa last night....totally amazing

Noah was spreading Congenital Heart Defects Awareness by using his sister. (yes those are stickers in her hair)

Hmm tomorrow I turn 40...really though it doesn't bother me. I have so much else on my mind that my age isn't even a factor. First off my youngest who just turned 1 back in January needs eye surgery on both eyes. We just found out Tuesday and surgery is in May. She has a condition called esotropia. Hers is the alternating kind. Needless to say this has me slightly stressed. I mean it is nowhere near open heart surgery like Noah had but still the EYES! I have a real thing for the eyes as my dad lost an eye at a young age to an accident while playing outside. I was looking into vision therapy for her but it seems after consulting with another doctor that she is too young for that. I will try with one other doctor but it looks as if for now it is the surgery. Add to all of this I am starting a new position at my job April 11th. I have no clue of my schedule so planning things is kinda hard.
Noah had his 4th birthday this past Sunday, he is doing very well this winter with no flare ups of his plastic bronchitis. Still wondering whether the procedure they did on him in July "cured" the plastic bronchitis or what is going on with him. Only time will really tell, but as long as his casts stay away I am a happy momma!