Saturday, June 5, 2010

May 2010

The month of May brought with it Amanda's second bridal shower, in which this time she got more fun stuff for the honeymoon, less of the 50s housewife genre... (I know, I am so scandolous for showing such things. Sense the sarcasm?)





3 of the 7 bridesmaids with the bride of course! Kailee, Megan, Amanda and me.


Then we had a few friends graduate from NAU...

At the Sky Dome.
Our good friend Shanna and her daughter Emily. We met up with them to cheer on Sammy.Adam, Sammy and me. Funny story, we met Sammy at the midnight showing of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. She was one of the true fans who dressed up, just like yours truly!
Me, Beth and Adam. Adam worked with Beth at Petco the last few years. She has become a really good friend and we love her baked goods!

Strut your Mutt at Foxglenn Park. Every year they hold this event in Flagstaff to help raise money for Paw Placement which is who we foster for. They have booths, events and demonstrations. Bella met her new boyfriend, Puka. Sammy adopted him recently from the Phoenix Pug Rescue. He is so cute. We love our morning walks with them!


Kari, Sammy's friend and neighbor, and her dog Sasha.

And yes, the hubby ended up in the hospital, again. I think I just need to get used to spending holidays there. First Easter, now Memorial Day. He hadn't been feeling well for a few days and on Sunday he was having breathing issues so we brought him into the ER. Lo and behold he had Eosiniphilic Pneumonia again. They admitted him and he was there for four days as they ran more tests and gave him more treatments. Apparently 20% of the people who contract this have to stay on the meds for months after being treated. They think the reason he got it again is because they didn't have him taking them long enough. Hopefully this time does the trick. I love my hubby dearly but would prefer to avoid more stress and hospital bills... Thanks to mom and Doug who came out for a few days to offer their support and a shoulder to cry on.

The patient.
Our own Patch Adams. Don't they say laughter is the best medicine?! "Patch Doug" also thought it would be funny to run out into the hallway yelling code red and saying we needed the paddles. The nurses did not find it humorous.

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