and here is our shiny new unit:
they also did a lot of changes for the upstairs to heat and cool it properly. Emily and Abigail's rooms have been cooling sufficiently on Thursday night and Friday so we are glad about that.Yesterday we met Julia and family at the mall to eat lunch and ride the carousel:
They also had fun playing at the indoor play area.
Abigail enjoyed playing with my purse while she watched from the sidelines:
And now Rachel's single stroller basket is the favorite seat for all girls:
In some sad news, our sweet Abigail burned her hand Thursday on hot food at the sitter's house. On Thursday night and Friday she had water blisters on her fingers:
Although we were very distraught that her hand had these big blisters, I felt a little safer knowing the skin underneath was protected . . . but last night at dinner the big blister broke . . . so now I'm all worried about infection:
She is still crawling so I keep thinking about all the nasty stuff that could infect her skin. So say a little prayer for Abigail's hand and that it heals properly with no infection. I tried to put some medicine and a bandage on there this morning but she immediately started picking at it and wouldn't leave it alone. So it's just going to have to heal by itself. Sweet baby.
2 comments:
Oh I can't imagine how hot that food was! Was it cheese or something like that!? Our poor baby. Makes me sick to look at it.
One time during Cousin Camp, we made Easy Mac for the kids to eat for lunch. We left it on the counter to cool down for a long time. When we gave it to the kids, Charlie accidentally dropped a noodle on his bare foot. It was still so hot that it burned him. He also got a nasty blister from it. We were all shocked and felt so bad. It's amazing how hot food can get without you realizing it. I know you feel so bad about it, but I know Abigail's sitter feels worse. I'm so sorry that happened!
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