Lisa has an update today on Ian. Things seem to be stabilizing and gradually improving but it remains dicey. You may read it all here (and send a note of caring if inclined).
h/t to MP at OCICBW, of course.
My great-grandnieces, Clara and Olivia, were serenaded by a harp. Here on earth. At the hospital. How cool is that? You can read about it, with photos, here.
--the BB
2 comments:
RE your sweet little great grandnieces (just how old are you?), I find it strange and wonderful to contemplate the fact that I too has been in such a crib. My twin sister was in one to the side... We weren't small by today's standards - but in 1953..
We call it "kuvös" over here (from French Couveuse - not sure there is such a word ;=).
The Latin term (history of religions) is in-cubatio, to contemplate a spot in the skye, originally - and then go out with the new insights obtained in the process.
Paul, I started to leave a message at the website of the twins saying I was a friends of their good-for-nothing great-granduncle, but I decided that I'd better not.
Clara and Olivia are little dears. I continue to pray for them and for the family not to worry too much. Thanks for the link. The girls seem to have a lot of spirit which is great.
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