Team Meyer

Okay. Enough already. I hate snow. Really. HATE IT. Not as much as brain tumors. Or seizures. Or cancer. But I do hate it. And we have almost a foot of it. I mean it's beautiful and all. Peaceful, quiet. At night the moon glows on the snow and it's like day in my backyard. We had sun in the middle of all this. Six degrees, but sunny. And the snow sparkled like diamond dust. But it does some ugly things. Like this: Zach got in a fender bender Tuesday. He left campus for lunch. (I KNOW! I can't believe he did that with the roads so bad, either!) And was following Greg. Kailee was following Zach. A car spun out in front of Greg, who was able to stop in time. Zach, with no ABS, slid into the back of Greg. Kailee, rather than hit Zach, slid into a ditch and took out a fence. Everyone is okay, but as you can see, the Toyota is not. And we only carry liability on it. Sigh. We drove back and forth to Richland last weekend as the snow started. We went to a basketball to

Hadley Fox Eight years old Princess in every way Died today.... Godspeed, Hadley Unbelievable sights Indescribable feeling Soaring, tumbling, freewheeling Through an endless diamond sky A whole new world Don't you dare close your eyes A hundred thousand things to see Hold your breath - it gets better I'm like a shooting star I've come so far I can't go back to where I used to be

Yeah. Nuff said. Oh be quiet. If you were me, you'd think that, too. Sorry for the delay in blogging. Been keeping up better with Facebook. Oh, Pet Society...the bane of my existence. I'm obsessed. It's a truly sad story. Now for the real news. Kenny had a seizure. Not a small one. A big one. Got up in the morning, went to the bathroom, headed back to his room to get dressed and ended up convulsing in Kate's doorway. Kate was brave and calm, she called 911 and answered all the questions, while I got Kenny into the "rescue position." He stopped breathing at the end of the seizure, and scared me by turning blue, but I was able to get him breathing again. Thanks, Tad Calwell and CPR. Kyle flashbacks. Dave flashbacks. The ambulance came. Rocky Eastman was the first through the door. I had an immediate sense of relief. The paramedic uniform reminds me of my dad, makes me feel safe, like everything's going to be okay. Wrong. They took Kenny into the