March 21st...
I feel so monochromatic... that I just had to take this photo... blahh. Hehe either that or I am part chameleon!

March 20th...

Today was a very long day for us spent mostly at Boston Children's Hospital where Matty went to have a MRI of his spine. His spine is perfect, thankfully. He needed to be sedated for the procedure and Joey tagged along. Everyone celebrated with much cuddling, laughter and Chinese food followed by bubble baths and bed time rituals. Joey went to sleep in his crib and Matty fell asleep in his bed. The nurse in recovery told me to check Matty thru the night just to be safe after sedation. Well, this is what I found. Two brothers back to back snoozing away. So sweet. Had to share. May all your news be good news and thank you, God for this good night after a long day.

March 19th

This is the wonderful wind sculpture that stands out front of where Matty receives PT. We all love it. Joey and I amuse ourselves by taking walks and finding mischief while Matty works hard. It is our secret.

This is the classic coin check on the lobby pay phone. Yes, astounding they have one and even more astounding that Joey knew what to do. Yes, that is Joey's sweet face reflected in the smudged chrome.

Better Part of the Day... March 18th.

This is the "quilt" block canvas my art group created... I did the gel medium thing after each member added pastels to the acrylic painting they had done previously. Love my group. Love.

How the Day Began on March 18th....

Now I know your thinking it started with coffee and on a normal day it would have. We decided instead to have an original day. A day when I was woken up to "Honey, Jenny has cornered a mouse, do something!". Yes, my dh asked me to handle it. Why? I have an aversion to little cute furry animals being killed in my home. That is what Andy would have Jenny do or try to do himself. I threw on clothing, grabbed the nice coffee can that was going to be altered and caught/rescued the little startled mouse. With total bed head I went on a brisk walk to the farmer's field behind us and released the mouse. I explained to him that he was lucky and should find shelter in a barn instead. I asked him to pass the word along as well. He looked some what bemused and ran off. I think he had a tale to tell :-)

Oh your black heart...

your sparkly shiny beautiful black heart :-) I like all that glitters!

A Boy and his cat....

Joey loves my Jenny. Pure and simple. He even walks with her, side by side. Pretty impressive, if I tried that my legs would surely malfunction and the cat would be laughing. Notice the high tech child safety lock? Yup, he broke every last one, but strapping tape works. Go figure.