Tied Up Grama

By Nancy -
When I awoke from my nap today, I found a CRAZY sight. My poor little mother was tied up in a chair, tape over her mouth and all. I guess at the mention of a much needed bath, Hannah mutinied; she must be starting to feel better. : )

See all the fun I was missing in Pittsburgh? I have started a new inhaled antibiotic to hopefully keep my lungs infection free without the IVs. The only negative to this new drug is that is smells and tastes like cat pee (or at least what I imagine cat pee would taste like). Lucky ME!

Hope you are having a great day today! Nancy

Comments

Deb said…
What a HOOT! How sweet of your mom to play the role of captive! Please tell Hannah, however, to choose another line of work. She'd never make it in law enforcement. Cute pictures, Nance! Thanks for sharing.

I'm glad you're able to be home to enjoy the fun. If you put a little Rum with that antibiotic, it might taste a little better. Just a thought. :)
Love,
Deb
June 12, 2008 at 7:33 PM
Blomquist Blog said…
Hi Nancy!
Your mom might want to head back to Pittsburgh soon! :) I loved the picture. Don't you just love how our kiddos use their imaginations at someone else's expense?! What a trooper your mom is! I am glad Hannah is getting to spend some good time with your parents as well. Good luck with your antibiotic--sounds very appealing! :) Hang in there and take good care of yourself!

Love you,

Deb
June 12, 2008 at 8:08 PM
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