The Hendricksen's: Been a little while...

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Been a little while...

Havent updated in awhile. Been busy. Let see, what things have happened. Ty rolled over, from his back to his tummy 2 Sundays ago. He is now 4 months old. Holy cow, it goes so much faster when you arent pregnant.

Brinley is still a turd. She gives me a run for my money.

Jentry is almost done with SECOND grade! That blows my mind! She is getting so old. So big. Sniff sniff.

Adrian is doing ok. Not any better, not any worse. He has 2 infections and some kind of fungus on his liver. That kid has been through so much. I wish we could go see him. But Im not sure if Ty has a cold or allergies, and the last thing I wanna do is bring something to him.

Scott is starting to talk to his sister that he hasnt talked to in 6 years. Im excited. I hope everything goes good. Ive been waiting for this.

Well theres my updates for now.

3 comments:

Lisa said...: those are good updates :)
i never knew (or if i did i forgot) that scott has a sister he dosent talk to. ??????????; 9:26 PM
Tracey said...: fungus? wow, poor guy. Hang in there, Adrian!

Yes, can we have the sister story?; 5:07 AM
Leslie said...: Theres actually TWO sisters! 2 outta 7 isnt bad..right? LOL; 11:53 AM

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