Trey's Birthday

Happy Birthday Trey!

Tabitha is feeling okay, but hasn't passed the stone yet. I read the release papers from the hospital to her and she actually heard the part about not laying around. Besides, she plans to leave for camp tomorrow so she has lots of things to do. Katie is here. She is going to Trey's party with us and spending the night so I can take them both to Lamar for camp tomorrow.

Charlie had to go open the building for Carol, so we walked to Karen's house for the party. Charlie got there later.

About 3:30 the birthday party was over, so I took Tabitha and Katie to Target so Tabitha could get some items for camp. Camp Copass is a Christian camp, so they must abide by their rules. The girls can't wear cheer shorts, they have to wear shorts that are at least fingertip length. So, they opted to wear boys shorts... down past their knees. No problem. The girls say they look "getto". Whatever, just as long as they meet the guidelines of the camp.

Nothing eventful happening with me and Michael today... just laundry for me and video games for Michael.

Kidney Stone?!?

Tabitha woke up in terrible pain. I had to go to work, so Charlie took her to the emergency room. She had a kidney stone! She's only 14! They gave her 2 cc's of morphine, but all that did, according to Tabitha, was make her ears feel like they were growing. So, they gave her 2 more cc's and that helped to ease the pain. She looked like she was sleeping, but she could hear everything going on in the room. She was released from the hospital late in the afternoon and asked Charlie to go get her favorite new mexican food for her. Grandma and Pops had taken her to a place while she was staying with them and she really liked it. She asks to go there all the time now. Well, the big concern was... would she make it to Freshman Camp? Freshman camp starts on Monday.

Michael stayed with Grandma and Pops today. When they brought him home, he brought Tabitha a pretty glass rose. She really liked it. They said he was concerned about his sister and wanted to bring her something.