It’s not Flag day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Vetern’s Day, etc., etc. Just a nice picture of Old Glory flying in the breeze on top of the Federal Building.
Author: lavenderlady
Big Brother
Yesterday I took big brother to the hospital to see his mom and our new baby. At first when told he had to wear a mask, he wouldn’t come in. But the chance to see mommy and get some hugs was finally worth the effort. There were tears when it was time to go home and then he didn’t want to go back to stay with his cousin. I ended up with a wiggly, cuddly, 4 year old in my bed Thursday night. The good news is our baby went home Friday night. He was taken off the oxygen for 12 hours and his counts stayed up, the wheezing has stopped…things are looking up! Once again thanks for your care and concern. A good night’s sleep and I’ll be back visiting the world…I do enjoy Daily Photo Blog.
The Old City Hall
In our theme day, Things That Are About to Disappear, I showed a picture of the old town hall. When I drove by on Saturday they had it up on wheels, and on Sunday morning it was moved, complete with Police escort, from it’s current home to a new home. For a picture and an article about the move, click here.
View from a hospital window
We are truly lucky to have wonderful views in our local hospital. If you are in a North facing room, you look at the Strait of Juan De Fuca. If you have a South facing room,you look at the mountains. Below you will find a snapshot of me, all suited up. Baby is better, but he does have the flu virus along with viral pneumonia. Hence the get up below. Mom is improving. Maybe Friday we go home if things continue to progress in the right direction. Thank you for all of your compassionate and thoughtful comments today. I so appreciate this wonderful community of DP Bloggers.
So Tiny
Our family’s new baby is back in the hospital. He will be three weeks old on Thursday. The Doctor suspects viral pneumonia. They have him on oxygen and the doctors and nurses atOlympic Medical Center are taking excellent care. The problem is mom is also sick. Once baby was checked in, fed and hooked up, I took her to the Doctor. He suspects day 5 of the flu. There have been 2 deaths in children in the Seattle area from flu related complications. Naturally we are all worried. I will be posting some photos from my archives with bland comments over the next couple of days. I promise to catch up, but priorities for the moment.
Bell Creek
There is a small creek that runs through parts of Sequim. The health of the stream is monitored by a group called Streamkeepers. It is of particular interest as some of the local businesses have applied to modify the path as they plan to enlarge. Tough call, but I like the stream in it’s natural state.
Hitchin A Ride
There was sun today for a little while. This little one decided to hitch a ride. The wind was brisk, but all and all, a nice day.