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Friday, April 17, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Spring has sprung
Karady has a doozy of a cold right now. We have been so lucky, she hasn't had many issues in that department. She is a little more cranky now, but still for the most part her crazy self.
I have so many adorable pictures I need to post, but to find the time. I feel like there is never enough. I am scrapbooking this weekend in Bismarck, so I have been trying to get caught up, so when I get back on Sunday, I can pack for the big trip to Minneapolis. It will be so nice to get away, and I am off work for a whole week. We want to go to the mall, which is right across from our Hotel, and the outlet mall. I can't wait. We hope to take Karady swimming for the 1st time also. I feel like I am totally not ready to go, and I am not. I have had to fight to take the truck, because there is just so much to take when you have a baby. I know the gas will be more but if we don't take it, then we won't be able to even bring anything back with us, including a new implant in an ear! ALso my back is giving me problems lately, and I don't think it can handle an 8 hour ride in my car.
Happy Birhday today to Cassie. We are going to the Harvest for supper with her. Also Happy 30th to Kristin yesterday. I am sure they all had fun in Vegas. Well I have to go get caught up with work so I can be gone next week.
TTFN
Lori
I have so many adorable pictures I need to post, but to find the time. I feel like there is never enough. I am scrapbooking this weekend in Bismarck, so I have been trying to get caught up, so when I get back on Sunday, I can pack for the big trip to Minneapolis. It will be so nice to get away, and I am off work for a whole week. We want to go to the mall, which is right across from our Hotel, and the outlet mall. I can't wait. We hope to take Karady swimming for the 1st time also. I feel like I am totally not ready to go, and I am not. I have had to fight to take the truck, because there is just so much to take when you have a baby. I know the gas will be more but if we don't take it, then we won't be able to even bring anything back with us, including a new implant in an ear! ALso my back is giving me problems lately, and I don't think it can handle an 8 hour ride in my car.
Happy Birhday today to Cassie. We are going to the Harvest for supper with her. Also Happy 30th to Kristin yesterday. I am sure they all had fun in Vegas. Well I have to go get caught up with work so I can be gone next week.
TTFN
Lori
Saturday, April 11, 2009
And again??




It seems our nice weather has brought flood woes again. We drove around tonight, and the water seems like if could cross over highway 13 again. Can you believe it. It seems some people have started sandbagging again. I would guess that is will crest tomorrow, or the next day, plus we are predicted to have rain again this week. We dye eggs today. LEss than a dozen, so it went very fast. Karady got a very cute easter basket from Tammi, and an cute outfit from Tyler. I do miss my family when they are all together, and I can't be there. We are planning on attending church in the morning. Karady is wearing a purple dress. She got some new barettes from Tammi, I am hoping she will leave them in. Then I am making San Francisco pork chops. OK I know, not the typical Easter dinner, but I didn't want to do a lot of work. I want a nice relaxing day, with my family. I will post pictures after the easter bunny comes to our house, and after church. Happy Easter.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Some Bunny said it's Palm Sunday.





Karady, I and the pups went to Richardton this weekend so I could scrapbook with my mom again for a few hours. Karady did well on the way home, as did the dogs. Mom made homemade pizza, and it was so good. Karady was glad to get out and run around. She has gotten so LOUD lately. Ear piercing shreiks come out of her mouth often.
The plan was for Jodi to watch Karady while mom and I scrapbooked. I was a little worried, since she doesn't do real well with people she is not around alot. WE got to Jodi's after we ate out at a very good BBQ place for my dad's birthday. She was voicing her opinion very loudly there, and there was another little girl in the restaurant that was answering her back.
Before we ate we went to Walmart to do a little shopping. WE found out the Easter Bunny was there, and they give you a picture for free. So we got her picture taken, and she wasn't scared at all. We found out later that the Easter Bunny is a relative of my moms!! We left her at Jodi's and she did good. Jodi said she had her moments, but played and ate for her, then went to sleep. I was glad she didn't cry the whole time.
We went to church today and I was a little worried about the sound level of my little girl. SHe did well. Everyone thought she was so cute. I put a very cute jean dress on her I bought a long time ago. Then before we left for home, she opened her Easter gifts from my mom and day, and we took pictures with the palms.
Well the left lower lateral incisor popped through, so that makes 5 teeth. She also stood up by the couch today totally by herself.
We had a wonderful weekend. I was glad to get home on time, which as you recall I didn't do two weeks ago during the flood.
My bosses wife who has colon cancer is in the hospital, and she is not doing well. Pray she is kept comfortable, and pain free. Well Karady is awfully quiet, so I have to see what she is in to.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
From Flood to Blizzard




Well the blizzard has started.
Last night we had an ambulance run, and sent 1 paramedic across the flooded road on 83 with the National Guard truck to ride with Strasburg 1st Responders to meet with Cambell County Ambulance to take the guy to Mobridge. Then Nolan went around the flooded area to get the paramedic back home. He has been out until 2 or 3 in the morning with either the fire dept., or the ambulance.
Our clinic manager has been battling the flood since Sunday, trying to save her basement, but she gave up the fight today. She is now staying in our asst. living. There are so many people who's homes are a total loss, who work at the hospital. it is all too sad. She has no other shoes besides the boots she has been wearing since Sunday.
Nolan was on TV last night as he was taking a patient who had just been rescued by boat off of his farm. He had to watch his cows drown. It is all too sad. there will be lots more issues as people can get into their homes and start to clean up. That is furthest from anyones minds now, as the snow whips outside the window and you can't see across the street.
Mike K. (jobby) lived 40 years on old town, and he never had his basement flooded. Now it is filled with water and he is staying at the hospital as he is recovering from surgery. We also have 2 other families staying in empty rooms. They came with only the clothes on their backs.
The pics i am posting can all be seen on my facebook also. Too many to do on here.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Water, Water, Everywhere
Well I say we have a mini Grand Forks going here. Lots of people, including all of Old Town that is evacuated and now housed by Red Cross at the High School, would agree with me.
It seems that the area had a hail storm and about 1/2 inch of rain in a short amount of time on ice and snow. It took me 4 hours to get home yesterday; it normally takes only 2. I know things were going bad when Nolan called me and told me to get home immeditely. It seems the water was coming over the road at the intersection of 83 and 13. The alernate route was also under water. I got between Hazelton and Linton, and I got another call that 83 was shut down. OK, so I went back to Hazelton and decided to go east on 34, and come around from the south. So I was on my merry way and got just east of Hazelton, and the water was pouring over the road there also. Meanwhile and car had gone off the road in Linton, into the water and the passengers had to be rescued, and the water in Old town was rapidly rising. OK, so I turned around and headed back to Sterling to regroup. When I got to Sterling I called home, to Nolan, who was out with the Fire Dept. redirecting traffic by the Assembly of GOD. He told me to go east to Dawson, into Napoleon then come on 13 into Linton, if 13 was still open. Mind you I didn't panic. I had food, a full tank of gas, my cell phone car charger with me, but I really wanted to see my baby and my husband. All was well, and I sped down through Napoleon, and got on 13, praying that the road was still open, all the while thinking who I could call to stay with, so I wouldn't have to go back to Bismarck. i was very thankful, it was just me, and not Karady. Never did I dream I wouldn't be able to get into town. I found out later just as I had gone through Napoleon, a dyke had broken and the town started flodding.
On 13 the water was rushing everywhere. There were islands with horses and cows stranded. Places that are normally pastures, were full of water everywhere. So I made it home and unloaded so I could go get Karady. I had to go around baracades and explain where I was going for them to let me through. I parked at the butcher shop and crossed behind it through the mud over to Sannes to get Karady. The view from there was pretty dismall. You could see the water and ice pouring over the junction, and the water was up to the bottom of the hill. Sandbag fillers couldn't keep up with the demand for sandbags either. I wish I could have gone to help.
It seems poor Karady didn't even recognize me. She had a sitter all day Saturday, and on Sunday, when Nolan left in a hurry he had Terra come over, and she screamed bloody murder for her, since she has such stranger anxiety. Luckily, Tammi and Paul had seen Nolan in the fire truck and went to check on her, since they knew I wasn't home yet. They went to rescue her and took her back to their house.
I took Nolan and Travis food from Sannes, since they were stuck on the corner for the duration. Then I headed home to listen to the scanner. Karady had fallen asleep in the car seat, and I put her to bed, poor thing.
Volk's just south of town had to be evacuated by boat from their home, how scary. The water is rushing very quickly, and it is very dangerous. Many more people called in for help to evacuate, and one house had smoke coming from it. They eventually had 83 shut down from Sterling to SD border. The red cross was called in , and residents without homes are staying at the high school. I will post pics later when I get them downloaded. I am very happy we live up high. The National Guard was also called and I believe they are coming to help today. Nolan came in at 2:30, and is out now standing by in the rig somewhere. There is a house in old town that the water is up to the ceiling in the basement, and is now coming in on the main floor. Old Town has never flooded this bad before. 83 is still closed south of town, but open to the north, and it seems the water is going down. But south the water is still rising. If you can help, please do. I can help by praying for the people who's homes are flooded and that all rescuers stay safe.
I had a wonderful weekend scrapbooking at JJ's Lodge. I spent the weekend with my mom, and got 29 pages done. I missed my LuLu terribly. I wanted to watch Linton win the State B, but they didn't get local channels there, so Nolan texted me with updates. I feel bad that their celebration and glory is clouded by the flood. I know quite a few families attending the games couldn't even get to their homes to celebrate. Congratulaitons boys. What an accomplishment.
I seen on the TV they are calling for immediate evacuation of old town, and I know Nolan is helping with the rescue efforts out of town at farms. Most are being evacuated by boat. I can't image what they must be going through. Pray for them.
It seems that the area had a hail storm and about 1/2 inch of rain in a short amount of time on ice and snow. It took me 4 hours to get home yesterday; it normally takes only 2. I know things were going bad when Nolan called me and told me to get home immeditely. It seems the water was coming over the road at the intersection of 83 and 13. The alernate route was also under water. I got between Hazelton and Linton, and I got another call that 83 was shut down. OK, so I went back to Hazelton and decided to go east on 34, and come around from the south. So I was on my merry way and got just east of Hazelton, and the water was pouring over the road there also. Meanwhile and car had gone off the road in Linton, into the water and the passengers had to be rescued, and the water in Old town was rapidly rising. OK, so I turned around and headed back to Sterling to regroup. When I got to Sterling I called home, to Nolan, who was out with the Fire Dept. redirecting traffic by the Assembly of GOD. He told me to go east to Dawson, into Napoleon then come on 13 into Linton, if 13 was still open. Mind you I didn't panic. I had food, a full tank of gas, my cell phone car charger with me, but I really wanted to see my baby and my husband. All was well, and I sped down through Napoleon, and got on 13, praying that the road was still open, all the while thinking who I could call to stay with, so I wouldn't have to go back to Bismarck. i was very thankful, it was just me, and not Karady. Never did I dream I wouldn't be able to get into town. I found out later just as I had gone through Napoleon, a dyke had broken and the town started flodding.
On 13 the water was rushing everywhere. There were islands with horses and cows stranded. Places that are normally pastures, were full of water everywhere. So I made it home and unloaded so I could go get Karady. I had to go around baracades and explain where I was going for them to let me through. I parked at the butcher shop and crossed behind it through the mud over to Sannes to get Karady. The view from there was pretty dismall. You could see the water and ice pouring over the junction, and the water was up to the bottom of the hill. Sandbag fillers couldn't keep up with the demand for sandbags either. I wish I could have gone to help.
It seems poor Karady didn't even recognize me. She had a sitter all day Saturday, and on Sunday, when Nolan left in a hurry he had Terra come over, and she screamed bloody murder for her, since she has such stranger anxiety. Luckily, Tammi and Paul had seen Nolan in the fire truck and went to check on her, since they knew I wasn't home yet. They went to rescue her and took her back to their house.
I took Nolan and Travis food from Sannes, since they were stuck on the corner for the duration. Then I headed home to listen to the scanner. Karady had fallen asleep in the car seat, and I put her to bed, poor thing.
Volk's just south of town had to be evacuated by boat from their home, how scary. The water is rushing very quickly, and it is very dangerous. Many more people called in for help to evacuate, and one house had smoke coming from it. They eventually had 83 shut down from Sterling to SD border. The red cross was called in , and residents without homes are staying at the high school. I will post pics later when I get them downloaded. I am very happy we live up high. The National Guard was also called and I believe they are coming to help today. Nolan came in at 2:30, and is out now standing by in the rig somewhere. There is a house in old town that the water is up to the ceiling in the basement, and is now coming in on the main floor. Old Town has never flooded this bad before. 83 is still closed south of town, but open to the north, and it seems the water is going down. But south the water is still rising. If you can help, please do. I can help by praying for the people who's homes are flooded and that all rescuers stay safe.
I had a wonderful weekend scrapbooking at JJ's Lodge. I spent the weekend with my mom, and got 29 pages done. I missed my LuLu terribly. I wanted to watch Linton win the State B, but they didn't get local channels there, so Nolan texted me with updates. I feel bad that their celebration and glory is clouded by the flood. I know quite a few families attending the games couldn't even get to their homes to celebrate. Congratulaitons boys. What an accomplishment.
I seen on the TV they are calling for immediate evacuation of old town, and I know Nolan is helping with the rescue efforts out of town at farms. Most are being evacuated by boat. I can't image what they must be going through. Pray for them.
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