eat. However, Easton did have to be admitted to the NICU for a couple days but was released Thursday. Our blood types are incompatible and he was diagnosed with being Coombs Positive. Basically, my blood recognized his as being foreign and began attacking his red blood cells. His liver couldn't process my antibodies causing his belirubin count to sky rocket (which leads to brain damage and death). Thankfully, the treatments worked quickly and he is healthy little boy! We are very grateful for prayer and modern medicine that saved his life.
We finally sold our house in Springville! What a blessing it was to be able to sell it in a market like we had this summer. Our agent said right after we got an offer she stopped getting calls on our house. So we are glad that it's gone. Although, I do have some mixed feelings because it's the first "big" project Justin and I did together and it's where we began our family. But, things always work out for the best and where we are now is an enormous blessing! So here are some photos of where we used to cal
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Thursday (8/7) Justin took his LAST final! Hooray!!! He was so worried about graduating that he called his counselor two times last week just to make sure that he didn't have a lingering credit hidden anywhere. Apparently, the second time he called her she laughed and humored him by looking up his record again and yes all the requirements had been met! So, Enoch and I decided to throw him a mini surprise party (just us three). We bought balloons, hung up a sign, made lasagna (which is a treat for us), baked cookies (Justin's fav dessert) and had ice cream. Enoch had a fun time hiding and yelling surprise as Justin walked through the door. However, earlier that day Enoch said, "Daddy, mommy bought balloons for a surprise for you!" I guess that's what happens when you tell a two year old to keep a secret! We are proud of Justin and haven't stopped chanting, "No more school!" "No more school!" "No more school!"
