Quite the pair
A friend of mine and I sat next to each other during a speaker at our church tonight. She noticed my socks and said, “Check this out!” and then showed me her matching pair 😂 Here’s how cool we are!
Month: January 2020
Two years of growth
When I had my craniotomy two years ago, a portion of my head needed to be shaved clean. Thankfully, my surgical team was very experienced and knew to leave a small section of hair in front of my ear. When my hair was down, you couldn’t even tell it had been shaved. That shaved area has been growing back ever since. At first it was fuzzy, then it was curly, and now it’s a unique texture and wave that I can’t straighten no matter how hard I try.
Very few people have seen what I looked like after surgery. This was taken shortly after the medical resident removed the tightly wound bandage that I wore for just shy of 48 hours:
To say I’ve neglected my tresses the past two years would be an understatement. Most of the time (now that it’s all long enough) it’s pulled back into a ponytail of sorts. I decided to go in for a healthy trim a few days ago and now you can hardly tell the difference between the “new” section and the old. Hooray for two years of growth!
Walvis the Whale
The Bartz brothers did it again! This year’s snow sculpture is an enormous whale. I took the Shecklets to see him on their day off today.
Afterwards, there was a request to stop at the Blue Sun Soda Shop, so I happily obliged. The $0.25 pinball machines were of particular interest. We may have to go back just to play a few more games sometime.
Overnight guests
My cousin and three of his boys stayed with us last night on their way to Green Bay for the Packers/Seahawks football game today. The fact that our kids haven’t seen each other in years didn’t phase them – they had fun playing video games and having nerf battles. Hope we can connect with them again, soon.
Fun with static electricity
We’re in the middle of a weather rollercoaster. Warmish (for January) yesterday, single digits today, and potentially close to 40 tomorrow. Shecklet #4 had fun with fleece blankets and the dry air tonight, filling her hair with static electricity.
