Showing posts with label Peeps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peeps. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Thursday, December 10, 2009

My Unknowns


So I guess it can be seen as a sign of success that my David Wild Photography page on Facebook has 141 fans now, many of whom I don't know. That's the cool part. While I very much appreciate any and all support from my native peeps, I know these outside people aren't just fanning me because they are my family :)

Thursday, May 14, 2009

They Grow Up So Fast...

The three (yes, there are three confirmed now) little fuzzy-headed robins we have are expanding at an astonishing rate. Their mother and father are combing the neighborhood on a 24-hour basis for every last worm out there, and the feeding never ends. They are so big now they can grab the worms right out of the parental beak that feeds them!

We keep the camera ready at all times for shots like these...



Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Peep #11, Where Are You?


Down by one peep again, I am. :(

Monday, November 3, 2008

Eleven!


My peep came back, and I got one more too! I have 11 peeps now :)

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Medicinality


Friends and Allies,

Here's a little medical update for you, as we've had our share of procedures and tests lately. I think you'll like this post.

Incidentally, thanks to everyone who called and wrote us about these, it really does help.

Zach's MRI results came back completely normal. Which means his original diagnosis of Benign Rolandic Epilepsy stands. This is really good news because that is the kind that he will outgrow.

HB's test for gestational diabetes was also normal. Another big relief as this simplifies things drastically and makes us all a little more relaxed.

Finally, Heather's mom's stint procedure went great, they inserted two of the little stainless steel buggers in a row, and now she is feeling much better. She's got a little dizziness, but nothing serious.

And just to add something in here for me, I have to have a pre-cancerous skin thingy removed from me on Thursday. Seems I really should have listened to my mom in Florida that one year when we ran around without sunscreen on.