Andrew Dean

Andrew Dean
Our Boy

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Valentine's/Snow and Sick Day
















We had quite an eventful weekend for Valentine's Day weekend. Friday afternoon, Andrew woke up to snow...a lot of it!!! We had about 3 inches that fell late Friday afternoon and he had a BLAST playing in the white stuff. It was pretty wet, so we had to go inside and watch the Olympics and wait to really play the next morning.
The next morning Mama and Dada woke up to Andrew vomiting and not feeling very good. He said, "Mama, my tummy says: (start little voice) I need a doctor!" We tried taking him to quick care but they were closed due to the weather, so we ended up at the ER. He got lots of fluids and immediately felt better. His IV was placed in his hand and once the tubes were removed he said, "I have a Buzz Lightyear laser!" He started shooting his laser at us! When we got in the car to go home, almost all the snow was gone...so we didn't get much of a chance to play. By that night he was feeling all better so we found a bit of snow at Brenau and sled down the hill over and over again! He had a blast!!!!!!!!!!
On Sunday, Pop Pop came up to take Andrew to breakfast and Andrew came home beaming and told us, "I had a great time!"
We spent the day out as a family. We went bowling, fishing, shopping...and just enjoyed each other's company. When we left Target that evening, Andrew asked us where we were going next. By the time we got home, he fell right to sleep.
I guess he was feeling blessed and full of love! <3

Monday, February 1, 2010

Playing with friends

This afternoon, we had some neighbors move in a couple of doors down. There are several children--none Andrew's age, but there is one little girl who is 4 going on 5...close enough!
Andrew had a great time sharing his chalk and bubbles. I could really tell he has missed playing with friends. He was absolutely tickled that they came over and played. He told them how old he was, introduced his doggies and just talked and talked to them. He giggled endlessly and ran races with the boys.
One little boy's pants must have fallen down a bit because Andrew started singing the song I sing to him, "I see London, I see France, I see Andrew's underpants!" I heard him saying, "I see your underpants!" The little boy turned around and pulled up his pants...and Andrew started singing, "Pants on the ground, Pants on the ground..."
I couldn't help but to crack up! He's so silly! Guess we have to watch what we let him watch!