I had hoped by waiting up this late that Channel 7 here in town would have a link to Keanut's television debut.
But alas, it will have to wait until tomorrow.
It is a nail biting experience to be on the other side of the camera and have to wait and
see how the reporter will portray your "story".
She did great but geez, after tonight I have lots of empathy for all the people I interviewed in
fifteen years of reporting.
Kean of course, looked darling.
We had a great day.
Byron stayed home with Boy Wonder while I took the girls to church.
We have some great, great women in our congregation that make me feel so loved and help me recharge
my batteries.
Tonight we went over to my dad's house for dinner.
Just take a gander at these tomatoes from his garden.
He was excited to use these to make BLT's.
Yum.
But we missed my brother's family. Two of their girls were sick
so had to stay away.
By the way, Kean ate great tonight and today.
Phew-- we are keeping that ol' feeding tube far, far away.
2 comments:
We saw your debut on T.V. last night and it was awesome! Kean,buddy, you are way too cute. I could use your sweet little smiley face to brighten up my day. Oh I could just kiss his face.
Loved the report they did for you guys. Lonni, you looked fabulous. We know the Ronqillo family. They all rode the bus to high school back in the day. They live pretty close to my family. They are a great family. It was so sweet to see him interact with Joe. He is a great guy! You are in such good hands. We love you!
Those tomatoes are awesome! I wish we could grow gardens year round here.
Here is the link: http://www.ktvb.com/on-tv/sevens-hero/Cancer-nurse-helps-3-year-old-fight-Leukemia-169179936.html?can=n
I am so glad the Keanut is eating well enough to stave off the NG.
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