So much and so little pictures...

I really have a ton of stuff that I want to post, HOWEVER, my lovely husband will not fix our computer to upload our pics off of our camera, and I can not figure it out. So, needless to say I don't have pics to go with my post. I will add some random ones, but they will have nothing to do with the things I have to share. So here goes...

As some of you may know we have let a young man by the name of Adam Parker move into our house and he goes to Gainesville High School where Jeremy teaches and coaches. Adam has come down with mono!!! Poor thing is exhausted and just does not feel great. I feel so bad for him because he only has two weeks left in baseball season and he has been ordered to sit out so that he stays safe. The danger with mono is that your spleen can swell and any activity that could cause that to rupture could be very unsafe. So, needless to say he is just going to be sitting watching a lot of baseball, while trying to keep his icky germs to himself. Well, Jeremy and Adam, ended up sharing a drink before Adam was diagnosed with this lovely sickness and he started to feel pretty icky too, so off to the doctor he went. The doctor tested him for mono and thank goodness that came back negative, but while at the doctor's office they discovered he needed to have his gall bladder removed. WHAT??? That is what I said. So we are going to try and make it to the end of baseball season and then have that minor surgery.

Landon has an ENT Dr. visit scheduled for Monday the 28th. You should see this child's tonsils. (You could if Jeremy would fix the camera to download my pics) They are humongous! When we went for his two year check up and his doctor asked if I noticed him snoring a lot. I said yes, he snores like a 40 year old man. Well, she says, he has extremely large tonsils. She told me she would like to try and wait to take them out until he is 5 because, listen to this, they could grow back and we may have to have the surgery more than one time, if we do it before that. Anyways, they are so large now, that I notice him stopping breathing every now and then and then will gasp for air. Like sleep apnia in older men. So, we have an appt., and I am almost sure they will say they need to be removed. Sounds like the hospital will know the Kemp clan well here in the next few weeks.

Well enough boring medical drama with my family. I hope that I can get you some pics up of Addie's birthday here in the next few days. Also, I have some really cute ones of the kids just playing around being their normal hyper selves. I will leave you with a pic of Landon and Addie at Addie's newborn photo shoot. My favorite picture so far of the two of them.