I have decided that those who design doorways and those who design furniture need to get together for a pint and go over some details. Then they can also have the architect join and get rid of or make larger the corners needed to go around.

To sum it up, the couch was heavy and just small enough to fit with some twisting through the door and then around the corner.

Thank you Sheri, Dylan, and Grace for stopping over. The brownies were good also. Thank you everyone for the phone calls, texts, etc with birthday wishes.

Christina lost another tooth yesterday. Now three in front are gone. Christina still has a cute smile.

So in my effort to look at pictures I have discovered that various OS do not use a natural sort. To some... 10, 11, 12... come before 2, 3, 4, 5... I think I may rename the pictures to compensate. The downside is there are a few days with over 100 pictures for that day. This would lead to renaming files using a three digit standard. Ex: 000, 001, 002 Hmm...

Christina has been very talkative. We are working on spelling. It made me very proud when I asked her to spell daddy and she did splendid with very pronounced "d"s and her "y" was good also.

With the coming of more snow Christina enjoyed some sledding time. This round we just went around the yard and up and down the sidewalk. There is a benefit to the ice still built up on the sidewalk and the neighbors not shoveling.

Another trip to see Taniguchi and Walker are coming up. We will also see John to have Christina's AFOs adjusted.

After supper on Thursday Christina and I sat down for my five minutes of sit time. I started the conversation with "I have a question for you." Christina became very excited so I decided to grab the camera to record the moment.

For a little history, Christina and I go for a wagon ride after supper every night. Regardless of weather and to add, Christina enjoys the darker evenings and cooler temps.

Not much new. Had a wonderful few days with Christina playing outside.

Christina you make me so proud.

Happy Birthday Sarah!

Wishing you a wonderfully happy birthday.

Happy Birthday James!

Wishing you a wonderfully happy birthday.

In the waiting room awaiting Christina's turn. It feels like a long morning so far. I am unsure what to think about being here. I park, load my pockets with keys camera batteries snack, grab badge holder, and of course my coffee cup. My cup still has the hospital tape that read "Daddy" from Christina's take down surgery. The writing wore off long ago, but I still see it.

I walk in, stop at the info desk, get my badge, head to the restroom, walk to the OR waiting area and sit. I see the parents still green watch me with a puzzled look. I smile at them and think to myself how that used to be me.

To all the parents at the hospital: hi.

Happy Birthday Sheri!

Wishing you a wonderfully happy birthday.