Bless his little heart, he's got a cold. Good ol'sneezings and coughing.. congestion.. ugh! I feel for him.
Since my immune is low, we are kinda of avoiding each other. We just tell each other "love you" from afar.
Grandbaby and TK were suppose to go sledding today in Colorado, but he wasn't feeling well.. I said they have so many more months of snow.. got plenty of time, we just need to get him feeling better. He got his flu shot already, thankfully or I'd be so worried.
Since he is registered with New Mexico Health, we get heads up on the new viruses floating in our area and all the good stuff to keep him immunized.
Grandpa and TK has been keeping him company every now and then.. when I'm in the area he goes into his room.. right now Gp is playing Vtech with him.
When I was in the hospital, Grandson said he wanted to be a Doctor when he grows up so he can take care of me. I have to say he'll make more money than being a Repo Man like Grandpa.
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In the last Blog for Grandson, some of his history is more described. This Blog is for his Fifth year.
Last year, he did gymnastic and dancing to get use to having extra curricular activities and to enhance his participation skills. He also did Wrestling for the local area, and averaged second place, he won a medal every tournament. That's pretty darn good for a first time wrestler, and as a four year old. For fun this summer we are hoping to have him in "Mutton Busting" and learn horsemanship. After the vacation he will be in Martial Arts. I have not decided on which yet, I am debating on Ground fighting, Tae Kwon Do, or Kenpo.
Sounds so much for a five year old. I have to admit I encourage as much physical activities and schooling to keep his learning ability on a top notch. I discourage television, learning video games are ok. He does live a normal boyhood at home.
Last year, he did gymnastic and dancing to get use to having extra curricular activities and to enhance his participation skills. He also did Wrestling for the local area, and averaged second place, he won a medal every tournament. That's pretty darn good for a first time wrestler, and as a four year old. For fun this summer we are hoping to have him in "Mutton Busting" and learn horsemanship. After the vacation he will be in Martial Arts. I have not decided on which yet, I am debating on Ground fighting, Tae Kwon Do, or Kenpo.
Sounds so much for a five year old. I have to admit I encourage as much physical activities and schooling to keep his learning ability on a top notch. I discourage television, learning video games are ok. He does live a normal boyhood at home.
Wrestling