The Survivor

I have new faith in the future of our youth.

Last night, this handsome guy, Alex Hill came by with his father,

(the Bishop of our church congregation).

 Alex made Kean a "survivor's" bracelet--

the orange cancer ribbon- to represent Leukemia and grey to represent him being a fighter.

 And he wrote the sweetest note about Kean "inspiring him

to get through trials in life".

He did this all on his own-- he wasn't assigned or asked --

it was all his idea.

I'm so impressed with this 13 year-old.

 I can't say Kean was very inspiring today when we took him to get his hair cut.

He has a photo shoot coming up next week for a hospital project

and my friend, Tammy agreed to try and fix my butchered haircuts.

 It took every bit of muscles Holland and I have to hold him somewhat still.

And he still cried and screamed and grunted and growled.

I swear, it was more traumatic for him than getting Chemo!

Luckily, Motorcycle Jeff came and made it all better...

with a much beloved ride on the Harley.