Only thing new is that we are being forced to get rid of our cats. Her doctor thinks that, contrary to a lot of published studies, some of Natalie's health problems could be related to the cats. We were not happy to hear this but in the same breath happy to know of a way to fix the problem. We have contacted the non-kill shelters in the state as well as assisted living places and traveling nurses to see if they have any patients that would like some low maintenance cats. Hopefully we can find them a good home in the next week or so. On to pictures...
These are from our camping trip a couple of weeks ago.
My boss and her son
These are from a cook out we had at our friends Dawn and John's house
Dawn teaching Natalie how to hula hoop
Natalie trying it on her own
Dawn and John's son Ben
These are from our trip to the zoo.
Natalie loved the bears all of the animals made this noise though
These are from my Grandmothers 85th birthday.
These are from another trip to the Children's Museum.
My dancing queen
Talk to you all soon!
