Friday, October 31, 2008
How they have grown
Here is a little Haynes Family history for you!
One side of the doorway is the boys, with Vern's measurements at the top. Something for the boys to aim for! You can see here Both Cyrus' and Jae's growth over the past 4 years. The bottom line is Jae, just below 4 feet and the top line is Cyrus, just below 5 feet. Cyrus is a slow and steady grower, whereas Jae stalls for a bit and then grows an inch or two.
Here is Victoria, CodyOdina and Mom. You will notice that all of us are over 5 feet, but both girls are taller than Mom. Cody is now just over 5'5" and Victoria is just about an inch taller than that at 5'7". Cody may add another inch, but is pretty well done growing, and Victoria only grew about 1/2 an inch over the past 4 years. You can see though how CodyOdina has grown, and Mom is happy to say that she has not shrunk!
Nursing the nurse
This was my first week working as a Student Practical Nurse. It was frightening to be placed in charge of the medical care of another. It was a long day, with 7 hours spent on the floor and 3 hours spent doing paperwork. I gave 2 injections, which made my heart skip a beat!
Because I don't work as a CNA (certified nursing assistant), and daily cares are part of the nurses responsibility, my instructor asked one of the other students who has worked for the past four years as a CNA to come and help me. I was truly blessed to have the help of others and felt like my Heavenly Father was watching over me, and my patient, helping us along.
As our reward, my patient and I played Wii Billiards for 30 minutes at the end of my shift, which I think he really enjoyed.
It is very daunting, trying to keep all of the instructions and information I have been learning forefront in my head while working to take care of my resident, and honestly most of the time I was completely blank. In nursing, book work is only a small part. It is the hands on interactions that matter the most. This semester, clinicals are in the nursing home one full day a week, however next semester we will be rotating through two different hospitals and a doctors office twice a week. Along with class work I can't imagine how exhausted I will be, but I'm hoping I can hang in there and do well!
Because I don't work as a CNA (certified nursing assistant), and daily cares are part of the nurses responsibility, my instructor asked one of the other students who has worked for the past four years as a CNA to come and help me. I was truly blessed to have the help of others and felt like my Heavenly Father was watching over me, and my patient, helping us along.
As our reward, my patient and I played Wii Billiards for 30 minutes at the end of my shift, which I think he really enjoyed.
It is very daunting, trying to keep all of the instructions and information I have been learning forefront in my head while working to take care of my resident, and honestly most of the time I was completely blank. In nursing, book work is only a small part. It is the hands on interactions that matter the most. This semester, clinicals are in the nursing home one full day a week, however next semester we will be rotating through two different hospitals and a doctors office twice a week. Along with class work I can't imagine how exhausted I will be, but I'm hoping I can hang in there and do well!
Horses in costume
Vern's Birthday
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
On the town
Children, children everywhere!
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Tagged
10 years ago I...
Was 10 years younger,
At least 10 pounds lighter,
Living in a warmer climate,
Only had 3 children,
Had never attended a single college class.
5 things on my "to do" list today (or tomorrow)...
1. Pack the car for Nauvoo
2. Volunteer with 2nd Havest packing food
3. Take a Pharmacology test
4. Study for midterms
5. See the Tanners
5 snacks that I enjoy...
1. Chip with myyyyy Salsa
2. Skittles
3. Dr. Pepper
4. Peanuts and M & M's
5. Buffalo Wings (hey, they can be a snack, and breakfast!)
5 things I would do if I were a millionaire...
1. Pay off our debt/student loans
2. Put the kids through college
3. Buy an off grid hobby farm with goats, horses, chickens and lots of rabbits
4. Donate a large portion of it to good causes
5. Help out family
5 places I have lived...
1. Claremont California
2. Tucson Arizona
3. Mokena Illinois
4. Rochester Minnesota
5. Windom Minnesota
5 jobs I've had...
1. Doula
2. Craft shop manager
3. Target rewrap
4. Eegee's
5. Domino's Pizza
I tag...if they read this.....
1. Denise
2. Melissa
3. Lisa
4. Nancy
5. Michelle J.
Was 10 years younger,
At least 10 pounds lighter,
Living in a warmer climate,
Only had 3 children,
Had never attended a single college class.
5 things on my "to do" list today (or tomorrow)...
1. Pack the car for Nauvoo
2. Volunteer with 2nd Havest packing food
3. Take a Pharmacology test
4. Study for midterms
5. See the Tanners
5 snacks that I enjoy...
1. Chip with myyyyy Salsa
2. Skittles
3. Dr. Pepper
4. Peanuts and M & M's
5. Buffalo Wings (hey, they can be a snack, and breakfast!)
5 things I would do if I were a millionaire...
1. Pay off our debt/student loans
2. Put the kids through college
3. Buy an off grid hobby farm with goats, horses, chickens and lots of rabbits
4. Donate a large portion of it to good causes
5. Help out family
5 places I have lived...
1. Claremont California
2. Tucson Arizona
3. Mokena Illinois
4. Rochester Minnesota
5. Windom Minnesota
5 jobs I've had...
1. Doula
2. Craft shop manager
3. Target rewrap
4. Eegee's
5. Domino's Pizza
I tag...if they read this.....
1. Denise
2. Melissa
3. Lisa
4. Nancy
5. Michelle J.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
The Mom and Dad of the group
Da Haynes Brothers
Our Girls, hold your hearts!
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