
Tuesday, November 20
Happy Anniversary!

Sunday, November 18
Huntsville in the Fall
Jackson took a break after hiking back down the mountain.
We had a great day for pictures yesterday, sunny and warm. I just hope some of them turned out. It's a chore to get 2 small boys to smile at the same time! It was nice just being out enjoying all the fall colors.
All 4 of us have bad colds - just in time for Thanksgiving! I had to keep Carson home from church today - he's running a fever. He had a throwing up episode today as well. Every time he gets a cold or something, it aggravates the reflux. He's a pretty miserable little boy right now. All he kept down today was a Popsicle. He did keep his medicine down though, so hopefully that will help.
We recognized our laymen in church this morning. I had a Christmas ornament for each person. (hunting ornaments for the deer hunters, gardening ornaments for the gardeners, a teddy bear ornament for a bear collector, etc.) We try to do something every year around Thanksgiving time for "Laymen Appreciation". It's kind of our answer to Pastor Appreciation. We have a great group of laymen , and we are thankful for each one of them. They all work as hard as we do.
Saturday, November 10
I've Been Scrapbooking Again!
Monday, November 5
Carson Update
Carson has been doing much better with his vomiting (reflux). It had gotten really bad for awhile - as much as 4 times a day. He was able to get in to see a pediatric gastrointerologist finally. He ordered an endoscopy for the very next morning. The test showed significant damage to his esophagus. So, the Dr put him on a very high dose of prilosec. (he's been on zantac and prevacid with no results.) The meds are supposed to heal up the damage and put an end to the vomiting. Since he's been on it we've seen great improvement. The picture is from his endoscopy. He did well with the test, but getting the IV started was another story. It took 4 needle pokes to finally hit a vein. He had bruises on his arm, his hand, and his foot from all the pokes. Needless to say, he was fighting the nurses as hard as he could and screaming as loud as he could. 4 people, plus myself, were trying to hold him down. It was about all I could take! I was ready to cry right along with him. As you can see in the pics, he was back to his happy little self as soon as he woke up.
Like Father Like Son
The love of aviation runs deep in Fogleman blood! Jackson is already a huge airplane lover. He knows the names of many different planes. David took him out to the airport to see a B-17 and a B-24. He said he wanted to stand by the "peller".
