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Doggie Surgery

On April 24th, we went to see my nephew compete in a track meet in Beaverton.



More of my flowers blooming.  They make my front yard so pretty!







Someone decided to nap in Eric's suitcase as he packed for his next trip.




On the 25th, I took Max in for a vet appt.  He had one of his ears swollen and some skin issues.  They gave him some "chill protocol" to keep him calm since he doesn't like to be touched sometimes by strangers.


They put a blanket on him and he was actually snoring in the office.  :)


He stayed sleeping for a couple more hours when we got home.


Jackson was still sleeping in the suitcase when we got back.  Ha!



Autumn found a great deal at Goodwill - white Converse in her size!  What a deal!


She found this neat picture and frame.  If you look closely, you can see Jesus Saves on the building.


She also found this record of Andy Griffith singing hymns. 


Jackson keeping watch for us. :)


Blooms finally coming out - so pretty!





The next day, April 26th, Max had a small procedure/surgery on his ear.  Through some kind of trauma, probably scratching, he had the blood vessel break and his ear filled with blood.  It was called aural hematoma procedure.


He is on meds and has to wear a cone for 10-12 days until it heals and his sutures are removed.


Through this unsure time, these Scriptures so helped my soul.  And thinking of a young man in my sister and brother-in-law's class at church whose cancer has returned.
God will fulfill His purpose for us.  And He knew every day - they were planned - before we were born.






Alien?  Nope, just my kid.


I really liked this audiobook!  I want to check out more in this series.


Sometimes you just want to listen to a familiar story - relistening to the Little House series.


Last time to vote in Oregon!


The cool spot for a nap for the kitty when it is warm.
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