
Siesa fell while running on the driveway the other day. Between Jensen’s cast and Siesa’s face no one is going to want to come and play with us anytime soon. Jensen did get a shorter cast this week. Yeah. 3 more weeks and then we can be freed.

Siesa’s new favorite thing these days is doing the dishes. She loves to get up to the sink and play in the water. She asks me all day if she can “do dish-ish now mommy?” I don’t really mind other than she and everything else gets very wet but I guess I shouldn’t discourage her from being clean and wanting to help.Jensen loves anything and everything about firefighters. There is always a fire some where and he must save the day. This video is of him talking about being a firefighter.
This is only part of how long he talked. He sat and told me about being a firefighter for 30 minutes or so. He also had to tell me about the truck, his tools, fire safety, etc, etc. Jensen really likes to talk, to people he knows and likes. Some people at Church still wonder if he can talk and I just laugh because sometimes I can’t get him to be quiet.

I had my first official emergency room visit for our children. Jensen broke his arm last Wednesday morning. After breakfast while I was doing the dishes Siesa and Jensen were jumping off the couch onto the cushion. They were jumping literally 8 inches off the couch onto the cushion and carpeted floor. Jensen started screaming that his arm hurt. I didn’t think it was that big of a deal since Jensen always screams loud anytime he has the slightest thing happen. About five minutes later he was sitting on my lap, I was rocking him and he said I was hurting his arm, I lifted up is sleeve and told him I was pretty sure his arm was broken and that we needed to go to the hospital right now. His arm was noticeably bent in the wrong direction. All the way to the emergency room he kept saying “mommy do something” I assured him that the doctor would be able to help him more than I could. We had a very pleasant emergency room visit surprisingly. As soon as we came in they gave him some very strong pain medication so Jensen was very cooperative. He fractured both bones in his right arm. He is right handed but has adjusted well using his left hand. As he said he is a “one hand man” we go tomorrow to get another more permanent cast which he will have to wear for 4 to 6 weeks. So much for swimming this month. 
