Tim's professional photos! 22 Aug 2009

Two hunks!


I love these dreamy eyes.




a smile!

Looking after our munchkin.

Don't these two look so happy?

These photos have been taken by Leandre Warren photography http://www.lwfotos.com/

She is very clever to have got a smile from Tim!

Thank you Leandre!

Gratuitous baby photos, cos I can!

Timothy

Tim went back to the hospital yesterday. He was 'quarrentined' again, in the Dr's room as some bright spark had taken their child in to the oncology unit suffering from swine flu - I ask you with tears in my baby blue peepers, what does that sign on the door say? - ' if you have a fever or temperature do not go beyond these doors'.

What with that and the chicken pox last month, I think there is a language barrier! (Sounds a bit like a barnyard). (And what do I keep saying about our major problem in SA - it is the language barrier - 11 official languages is ridiculous).

Anyway, Tim is on TB meds, and has to pick up some weight to start his treatment. 3 kilos sounds easy to you and me, but that is half his body weight.

So, things are going to quieten down and Tim needs to eat!

quilts at RCCH

Here are some photos of some of the quilts at the Red Cross Children's Hospital. I love most of them.

This should be turned! This is lovely.


my fav! I just love this one.










Red and white





oops, a bit fuzzy!

I cannot turn this!

Boats!

Teddy alseep

Sean's finger.... no, not The Finger!

Sean went yesterday to have the pin removed from his finger. I had no idea that he would be under anaesthetic for it!

He arrived home yesterday at supper time to tell me he had just eaten a lunch and a supper!

He wondered why they had given him so many pain killers; this morning he knew.

I told him to go in and leave early. He isn't home yet!

Tim photos!

In the bath with my daddy.


Thumb sucking in hospital - too sweet! (And very loud)!



Showing the lump under his arm and his swollen abdomen, casused by his liver and speen being inflamed.

Edgar Cayce

I have recently finished a book which touches on the work of Edgar Cayce. Pronounced Kay - cee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Cayce He was a chap who during the 20th century was psychic and diagnosed people's dis-ease / s (his word) whilst in a trance. Most of his cures involved a hot pack of Castor oil. As we all know Castor oil is an eliminating oil. He said that most of the problems of the human body always led back to a blockage or an elimination problem. He used Castor oil packs for just about everything; ankle sprains, sore throats, chest infections.

I read in the book that the author Jess Stern, used Castor oil to remove age spots on his hands. Now my hands are usually smooth, because of my cross stitching, but since trying the Castor oil, and just using it like a hand cream I have noticed a definite improvement. And this in only 2 days!

Tim updates will occure when happening, as there will be a lull in activity there, for just a while. He will have to pick up some weight. Lucky lad!