Wednesday, May 16, 2007
the pink cast and redemption
Paige went to the doctor yesterday morning. She has a hairline fracture just below her right knee. Not a major break, just enough of a nusance to require a cast. A cast from her toes all the way up her thigh. Thankfully she was able to receive a walking cast and as of this afternoon is getting around on it prettty well. She has been a real trooper, though she would prefer to take it off at bedtime. Last night she kept saying "its stuck" and trying to take it off to get ready for bed. I kept trying to explain to her that it had to stay on all the time for a little while. She was not happy about that at all. We go back to the orthopedic doctor next week and then he will let us know how long she has to have it on.

Here are some pictures of her basically destroying the family room because her mean mom wouldn't let her go outside and play this morning. She made cutout cookies with playdooh for quite a while. In the family room. On my coffee table. She was happy.




On another note, those of you who read her regularly will remember the heart breaker. We played this team again last night. Going into the 5th inning we were ahead 17-1. Hubby put in a new pitcher for us. One who had never pitched before in a game. The other team got five more runs. This is one of the reasons I love my husband.

He will say this isn't true, but I know the reason he did this was so the other team could score some runs, and finish the game feeling good about themselves. A courtesy that the jerky manager of the other team would never even consider. One of his parents told me so. They are dumbfounded as to why there manager hates my hubby so much. I didn't tell them though I am pretty sure I know. He calls him on his crap and doesn't let him get away with anything.

Before the game one of the parents on our team came up to me and said there family had a prayer time before they left for the game and prayed for Dave and the team. They really wanted our team to win because hubby was such a good guy who cared so much for all the players. They wanted the good guy to finish first.

It seems there prayer's were answered.

Update: Hubby just read my blog. He insists he did not put in a new pitcher so they could score some runs. He is all about truth, so I told him I would let you all know. However, I still think my version of the story is correct. lol.

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At 9:34 PM, Blogger Military Mommy said...

Bless Paige's little heart. And her leg too. ;) I guess on the up side - at least they found it and there was no permanent damage. And of course at least they had pink! :)

And your husband is a sweetie. :) I love that story. Even though it's not true. *wink*

Love, Michelle

 
At 6:01 AM, Blogger heidi @ ggip said...

Well, at least nowadays they can give kids "cool" casts. Hopefully she won't have to have it on long!

Playdough is a hugely messy toy, but at least it does occupy them for a while.

Good story about the baseball game. it is hard to understand the motivation of weird people like th at other coach!

 
At 11:29 AM, Blogger Lisa Spence said...

Hi Julie,
Returning the visit--thanks for stopping by my site and posting a comment. What I see I like, and I'm looking forward to greater perusal. I love the play doh pics--brings back many memories! Sure do hate the cast though!
Be blessed!
Lisa

 
At 8:39 PM, Blogger Melanie said...

I'd want your DH to coach my kids in sports!

 
At 10:41 PM, Blogger Lisa @ The Preacher's Wife said...

Your poor baby! Her cast is quite adorable though...I know you have to be so ill about the time you had to wait to be told it was broken!! Uggh!

I'm also impressed you have Play Do..:))

 

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