December 20, 2010
Today was a pretty hard day. Some fun parts, but mostly bad to worse. I took Alex to the Doctor at 2:10 which was good news. Everything is fine and we just have to give him a steroid once a day for a week and then it is just if he needs it. Anyway on my way down to the appointment it was snowing so I decided to turn on my headlights. The moment I did this I thought "You're going to forget to turn those off and sure enough when I left the doctor my battery was dead. I called my Mom and she came right over and gave me a jump. On our way to pick Peter up from work to go to my family Christmas party I ran over some pretty scary potholes and thought that my tire was going to blow. After picking up Peter and driving to the party Melynn told her dad "Grammy came and fixed our car at Dr. Juchau's (Jew-shaw). She's a good fixer.". On our way home right before the center street exit in Provo we hit a pothole and you guessed it...blew our tire and totally killed our rim and probably the tire. We were able to pull off the freeway in time change our tire next to a man that had blown the same tire and rim on his car from the same pothole. And when we called incident management for help they wouldn't come even though we thought we had the wrong size jack and we had two little kids in the car. JERKS!
After that was all said and done and as we were pulling into our driveway we noticed something big on our porch. We both knew what it was immediately. Our ward freakin' Sub for Santa'd us. We looked at each other and our minds began to reel what the heck we had done to make them think that. Anyway we would like it to be known that we are doing just fine...yes even after a day like today. So what we would like to know is if any of you know of anyone who could really use some help. We would like to donate it to someone who is really in need of it. We have enough food for a Christmas dinner and breakfast. Merry Christmas!
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3 comments:
Moral to the story is Alex is going to get huge taking those steroids every day!
That's really too bad that you had a rough day. At least it's over, right? :)
As far as the sub for santa, what a blessing! Even if you guys don't really need it, it is so wonderful to know that you have people in your life that will help you out!
If you really don't want to keep it you could talk to your bishop and see if there is somebody else in the ward that could use it. If you don't feel comfortable talking to your bishop because of the thought that it might have been your ward, maybe you could have your parents ask their bishop.
Just pray that you will find someone that you can bless, and He will lead you to them somehow. :)
Roid rage is terrible. i know.
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