boys will be boys...sigh

Sunday, we went to Magnuson Park, near the lake.

There was so much to see there, besides a crazy busy Sunday group of people.

playground, rugby (first time we watched that), gravel hills (better than dirt hills), dog park, beach, and a kite hill

Next time we go, I think we need to bring some kites.

Here's Maggie on top of the world.

Her excema on her wrist got pretty bad, but we finally got to the doctor today, and within 2 hours of her taking the antibiotic, it was a LOT less red and inflamed. It should be gone within a week. I tell you what though, I won't be using anything other than a major store pharmacy or the hospital pharmacy.

Lilly, Maggie, Josh

Tonight, the John L. Scott people came to make us dinner again. They are so wonderful.

Dinner was spaghetti w/meatballs, salad, fruit kabobs, dessert, rolls, etc.

The spaghetti sauce was cooked in this HUGE pot shown below. The man told me that it was cooked at home, then brought here, then heated up in batches. I think it's too big, even for Marge's family. :)

Ok, so after dinner, Leslie (a dad at the house) saw Josh's shirt (shown below).

Leslie: Does his shirt say, "Silent but deadly?"

Me: Yes (very embarrassed)

Leslie: Cool, I used to have the same shirt! (His wife [Sarah also] was just as mortified as I was, but she's much funnier about it)

Later on, we were downstairs waiting for laundry when T told a joke to Josh.

T: What did they use on the Oregon trail to light (or power) the outhouses?

J: I don't know.

T: Gas!! Snicker, snicker.

There were some quilts available today at the lobby, so I thought this would be another fun one for the baby that we can make stories about someday.

The baby is doing ok, and gained some weight in the last week! This is good, because the really hard part of this chemo phase is starting.