So, I know I've been MIA for quite some time, but thought it was high time for an update. :0) This one's for you, Becky! :0)
Life has been very busy lately (and not so lately). Back in August my hubby got sent out of state for a week on continued education. Due to the fact that we had not spent more than 1 night apart in the course of the past 15 years, he took me and the boy to stay with my parents in Michigan for that week so at least we wouldn't be as lonely. Thankfully, we survived. :0)
When we arrived, however, my dad was down with his back to the point that he couldn't even get up to come greet us. By the next morning he knew that a trip to the emergency room was in order. The problem was he couldn't even walk. Chris ended up having to carry him like a baby out to the car. He spent most of the week in the hospital having tests done. Dad had a bulging disk that was pressing on the nerves. To make a long story short - nothing was done for him while we were there. He ended up having surgery shortly thereafter though, and me and Isaac made 2 more trips 'home' to be there.
Dad is on the mend now and I have spent more time away from my husband in the past 2 months than the whole time we've been married. I hope we're done with that. Me no likey. I AM glad that at least we're just a one tank car trip away now instead of the plane flight it used to be when we lived in Florida.
A few short weeks after our last trip to Michigan we were expecting some of our dearest friends from the Sunshine State, whom we hadn't seen in four and a half years. I suddenly felt the urge to complete every task on my barely started to-do list from the summer - all in 2 weeks. I don't know why that maniacal urge kicks into gear when company is coming. The good thing was that it hit all three of us. We painted, cleaned windows, washed walls and baseboards, did yard work, cleaned upholstery, carpet and rugs... No corner was safe from the rags and cleansers. And, you'd never know it to look at my house now. :0( I'm thinking about adopting the new philosophy that I won't bother cleaning because you can't tell anyway. I'll have to let you know how that works out.
We did have a WONDERFULLY, FANTASTIC, INCREDIBLE time with our friends during their stay, though. We spent a lot of time doing one of my favorite pastimes - laughing. It's good medicine, you know! The kids have grown so much. They are so sweet, well-behaved, and well-spoken - a true joy to have around. The kids got on so well that they were up until the wee hours of the morning all weekend! I was happy that the little Floridians got to see snow for the first time while they were here, as well as elk and bison. My friend, Jessie, has a couple of posts from their visit here and here over at here blog Overflow of a Forgiven Soul, if you're interested. One of them includes a really simple, really yummy recipe. Now you have to go visit, don't you? :0)
Things are getting back to normal now, I think. I'm not sure things ever really are normal. What's normal anyway? All I know is that a) we're still playing catch-up in school from my maniacal cleaning, projecting spree; b) Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away; which means that c) Christmas is directly upon us; d) I am totally not ready for that.
I had all of these sewing projects lined up in my head for making adorable Christmas presents. Pretty sure that's not going to happen. I pulled out my sewing machine a couple of weeks ago to get started and found out my machine isn't working. The needle won't go up or down. Neither me nor Chris could manage to get the machine apart to see if it was something like a belt that had come off. Of course, when I started calling around to see about getting it fixed, it's going to cost more than the machine did in the first place. So, I think I'm just going to get a new machine instead - for Christmas. Which means I won't be able to make sewn presents this year. Any ideas for gifts would be greatly appreciated. :0)
So, that's about it for now. I'm totally out of the blogging mojo. I'm sure you can tell by my complete lack of focus and rambling. :0) I wanted to do a quick update anyway, though. If I don't drop in again before hand, I hope you all have a wonderful and peaceful holiday season!
Hugs to you all!
Pam
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
I Know I Said I Wouldn't Be Around Much, BUT....
I need to get something off my chest. So, here goes...
Remember how I told y'all I'd had a bunch of tests done lately? Well, almost 2 months ago I had a mammogram and an ultrasound of my breast done because sometimes I could feel a lump and sometimes it hurt. (How's that for a run-on sentence?) Anyway, the doctor told me she felt it could be related to my hormones because they were out of whack, but wanted me to have the tests done just to make sure. I appreciate that. To say that I didn't ever had a mental battle with that little lump would be lying, even though there is no history of breast cancer in my family. Both tests showed absolutely nothing - not even anything to deem suspicious. There simply wasn't anything there. The radiologist told me that as we age, breast tissue can change and become lumpy. Also, a surge of hormones can cause inflammation in a lymph node which could give some discomfort. Given the placement of the lump and the fact that most of my discomfort was during 'that time of the month', he felt that this was probably the case in my situation. Rest in peace, my mind was put to ease. My gynecologist seemed satisfied with the results.
Fast forward to today....
I get a call from a nurse at my gynecologist's office. She said that the doctor wanted to know how that lump was doing. "I haven't been having any issues." Well, she was going to refer me to a surgical group. I'm going out on a limb here and assuming it's the same surgical group that she referred me to that removed my gall bladder. I told her that since both of the tests showed absolutely nothing and the doctor had told me that it was probably hormone related, that made sense to me. She then said, "Well, if you change your mind, let us know." End of phone call.
Now, here's where I want to pick y'alls brains.
Here's what went through my head:
1) Wouldn't a surgical group be used for something invasive, like biopsies?
2) Why would she want to refer me to a surgeon for a non-existent lump? What would there be to biopsy?
3) If it was something she was still truly concerned about, why would she wait almost 2 months to schedule me for an appointment with the surgeon? After all, wouldn't possible cancer take precedence over a gall bladder?
4) If she was concerned enough to refer me to a surgeon, wouldn't she have made a real push to have it investigated further instead of just a, "Well, if you change your mind..."?
5) Could my beloved doctor really be a racketeer in cahoots with the surgical group for kick-backs? Note: I'm not usually a conspiracy theorist, but something just doesn't seem to add up to me at this point.
6) Or, could there really be something she's concerned about and just not telling me? Although, this doesn't make sense in my mind either due to the fact that I had 2 tests done that showed absolutely nothing. And, aren't ultrasounds pretty much the gold standard for finding tumors?
I would like to be rational about this. My mind in leaning towards #5 at this moment - but maybe that really is being illogical. I know I'm not always the sharpest knife in the drawer and I have had no formal medical schooling. So, any thoughts, please? :0)
XO,
Pam
Remember how I told y'all I'd had a bunch of tests done lately? Well, almost 2 months ago I had a mammogram and an ultrasound of my breast done because sometimes I could feel a lump and sometimes it hurt. (How's that for a run-on sentence?) Anyway, the doctor told me she felt it could be related to my hormones because they were out of whack, but wanted me to have the tests done just to make sure. I appreciate that. To say that I didn't ever had a mental battle with that little lump would be lying, even though there is no history of breast cancer in my family. Both tests showed absolutely nothing - not even anything to deem suspicious. There simply wasn't anything there. The radiologist told me that as we age, breast tissue can change and become lumpy. Also, a surge of hormones can cause inflammation in a lymph node which could give some discomfort. Given the placement of the lump and the fact that most of my discomfort was during 'that time of the month', he felt that this was probably the case in my situation. Rest in peace, my mind was put to ease. My gynecologist seemed satisfied with the results.
Fast forward to today....
I get a call from a nurse at my gynecologist's office. She said that the doctor wanted to know how that lump was doing. "I haven't been having any issues." Well, she was going to refer me to a surgical group. I'm going out on a limb here and assuming it's the same surgical group that she referred me to that removed my gall bladder. I told her that since both of the tests showed absolutely nothing and the doctor had told me that it was probably hormone related, that made sense to me. She then said, "Well, if you change your mind, let us know." End of phone call.
Now, here's where I want to pick y'alls brains.
Here's what went through my head:
1) Wouldn't a surgical group be used for something invasive, like biopsies?
2) Why would she want to refer me to a surgeon for a non-existent lump? What would there be to biopsy?
3) If it was something she was still truly concerned about, why would she wait almost 2 months to schedule me for an appointment with the surgeon? After all, wouldn't possible cancer take precedence over a gall bladder?
4) If she was concerned enough to refer me to a surgeon, wouldn't she have made a real push to have it investigated further instead of just a, "Well, if you change your mind..."?
5) Could my beloved doctor really be a racketeer in cahoots with the surgical group for kick-backs? Note: I'm not usually a conspiracy theorist, but something just doesn't seem to add up to me at this point.
6) Or, could there really be something she's concerned about and just not telling me? Although, this doesn't make sense in my mind either due to the fact that I had 2 tests done that showed absolutely nothing. And, aren't ultrasounds pretty much the gold standard for finding tumors?
I would like to be rational about this. My mind in leaning towards #5 at this moment - but maybe that really is being illogical. I know I'm not always the sharpest knife in the drawer and I have had no formal medical schooling. So, any thoughts, please? :0)
XO,
Pam
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Update and a Free DVD Offer
It was a week ago today that I had my gall bladder removed. The surgery went well and I was home to sleep on my own reclining sofa that evening. I have spent the past week recuperating and waiting for my energy and strength to return to pre-surgery status. I thank those of you who took time to comment and encourage me with your stories and your prayers. Hugs to you all.
This past week has given me plenty of time for contemplation and evaluation about how our days go, what we accomplish and whether or not the results are in line with what I want to have happen in our days. The bottom line is; there are priorities that need to be restructured. As I have been feeling a pull towards a more natural/simple life style in the areas of what we eat and how we live in general, I feel that pull more strongly in other areas lately.
I am feeling the need to pull back more from technology. Not that there is anything wrong with it. On the contrary - I find it to be very helpful. Sometimes too helpful. It can tend to be a big time suck for me. Even blogging anything worth reading takes a great deal of time to order the thoughts on the screen, spell check, edit and make it flow properly. Obviously, I haven't written much worth reading in quite a while. :0) But, then that leaves me riddled with guilt. Between blogging, Facebook, and just checking my e-mails - I am spending way more time on this wonderful piece of technology we call the computer than I want to.
I would rather my days be spent on more productive things like gardening, working on my sewing projects, taking walks with my son and just spending more quality one on one time with him in general. Even though we're home together every day, I feel that there are so many things that take my time and attention that we don't spend "quality" time together. He is the only child I have. I only have this season once. There is no way to redeem time once it is gone. I don't want to have regrets one day because I was too busy to give my attention to the things that are most important in my life.
So, I have decided to give blogging and other areas of computer time a new place on my list of priorities. They are being demoted. Actually, this blog has been severely neglected for a while. But, I have decided to let go of the guilt of it. :0) I will check in on occasion - only if there is anything really worth reporting. I truly admire those women that seem to be able to do projects, write beautiful blog posts about them every day and still manage to make quality time with their families. Unfortunately, I don't happen to be one of those women who can do it all. So, I'm coming to terms with that. I'm letting go of some things that hinder and embracing the gifts I have before me. I realize that some goals I have won't be easily reached without giving up quite a bit of 'screen time'.
I dearly appreciate those of you who have stuck around to read my goings on! Some of you have even become what I would consider friends. :0) This isn't an absolute good-bye. It's just an I'll be seeing you a little less often. So, friends...let me share a great freebie with you before I go today.
NASA and The American Museum of Natural History have joined forces to create a free DVD for educators and parents entitled, Journey to the Stars. It's a planetarium show about the amazing variety of stars that dot our cosmos--exploding stars, giant stars, dwarf stars, neutron stars, even our own star! Just go to this link to sign up for your free copy! This is a great offer, especially for you homeschoolers out there!
You'll still be in my thoughts with much love...
Pam
This past week has given me plenty of time for contemplation and evaluation about how our days go, what we accomplish and whether or not the results are in line with what I want to have happen in our days. The bottom line is; there are priorities that need to be restructured. As I have been feeling a pull towards a more natural/simple life style in the areas of what we eat and how we live in general, I feel that pull more strongly in other areas lately.
I am feeling the need to pull back more from technology. Not that there is anything wrong with it. On the contrary - I find it to be very helpful. Sometimes too helpful. It can tend to be a big time suck for me. Even blogging anything worth reading takes a great deal of time to order the thoughts on the screen, spell check, edit and make it flow properly. Obviously, I haven't written much worth reading in quite a while. :0) But, then that leaves me riddled with guilt. Between blogging, Facebook, and just checking my e-mails - I am spending way more time on this wonderful piece of technology we call the computer than I want to.
I would rather my days be spent on more productive things like gardening, working on my sewing projects, taking walks with my son and just spending more quality one on one time with him in general. Even though we're home together every day, I feel that there are so many things that take my time and attention that we don't spend "quality" time together. He is the only child I have. I only have this season once. There is no way to redeem time once it is gone. I don't want to have regrets one day because I was too busy to give my attention to the things that are most important in my life.
So, I have decided to give blogging and other areas of computer time a new place on my list of priorities. They are being demoted. Actually, this blog has been severely neglected for a while. But, I have decided to let go of the guilt of it. :0) I will check in on occasion - only if there is anything really worth reporting. I truly admire those women that seem to be able to do projects, write beautiful blog posts about them every day and still manage to make quality time with their families. Unfortunately, I don't happen to be one of those women who can do it all. So, I'm coming to terms with that. I'm letting go of some things that hinder and embracing the gifts I have before me. I realize that some goals I have won't be easily reached without giving up quite a bit of 'screen time'.
I dearly appreciate those of you who have stuck around to read my goings on! Some of you have even become what I would consider friends. :0) This isn't an absolute good-bye. It's just an I'll be seeing you a little less often. So, friends...let me share a great freebie with you before I go today.
NASA and The American Museum of Natural History have joined forces to create a free DVD for educators and parents entitled, Journey to the Stars. It's a planetarium show about the amazing variety of stars that dot our cosmos--exploding stars, giant stars, dwarf stars, neutron stars, even our own star! Just go to this link to sign up for your free copy! This is a great offer, especially for you homeschoolers out there!
You'll still be in my thoughts with much love...
Pam
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
I'M GLAD I COULD IMPRESS THE DOCTORS.
Hey, Y'all. I know I haven't posted anything in nearly a month - and, for that I'm truly sorry. I've been pretty preoccupied lately and figured it's time I spill the beans as to why. Bear with me as I try to condense a month long story into a blog post. :0)
It all started a little over a month ago when I went for a routine pap smear. I hadn't had one in years. Shame on me, I know. I found a doctor here that I was pretty excited about seeing. She is a medical doctor who also leans toward preventive/natural medicine. Anyway...I told her about some symptoms I was having - part of which I thought I was going into early menopause. So, in addition to 2 different ultrasounds and a mammogram (Boy, was THAT ever fun!), she took a lot of blood work. Thankfully, the ultrasounds and mammogram came back fine. But, my blood work showed some things were out of whack. One of great concern was that my insulin level was really high. I don't have diabetes but, if I don't get my insulin down - I will. I definitely don't want to go down that road. So, I am making changes and taking some pretty drastic step to ensure that doesn't happen.
I am half way through an 8 week diet designed to rapidly drive my insulin levels down. This is what I get to have EVERY day; four 8 ounce shakes (specially designed by doctors) and 1 protein bar. Oh, and all the water I care to drink. Thank God I like water. BUT...my stomach has been absolutely tore up for weeks now. I forgot to mention that I have to see the doctor once a week during this time. Last week she put me on a prescription that is supposed to get my body to listen and respond properly to how it's supposed to be pumping out insulin - or something along those lines. She said that one of the side effects could be stomach upset, but thought that in my case it would probably help. I won't go into the details as of why - because that's not the point I'm trying to get at. I told her that I was having what I thought was gall bladder issues and wanted to make sure this new script wouldn't accentuate the problem. She wondered if I'd had it looked at before. I haven't. I have a doctor's appointment for it, but that doctor couldn't get me in until July. So, this doctor told me that my gall bladder could heal itself as my insulin comes down and I get healthy. It would be better to do that than have it surgically removed. But...we needed to make sure I didn't have gall stones. So, she scheduled me for an ultrasound of my gall bladder. Did I mention that this is all being taken care of by my gynecologist? I love her. She is the first doctor I've ever had that I feel really wants to see me healthy and well. She wants to get to the root of the problem rather than just throw pills at my symptoms. I'm so thankful to God for leading me to her. But, I digress...
I had that ultrasound yesterday morning. Not good. I don't have stones. I don't have thickening of the wall which accompanies gall bladder disease. What I do have is a gall bladder that is - and I quote, "...almost completely filled with sludge." It is so abnormal and uncommon that the doctor reading my ultrasound has never seen it before. He said that on the rare occasions it does occur it's usually found in very sick people who are bedridden and can't eat - not in relatively healthy people who can eat. When I asked him if there was anything that I could do to get my gall bladder to start pushing the sludge out - he apologized for not having any answers for me. Crap. Or should I say 'Sludge' in this case? Either way...
I saw my gynecologist yesterday afternoon. Apparently my gall bladder is beyond the healing process and has to come out. Evidently, it is the reason for all of my stomach woes. She was impressed that the doctor reading it was so impressed by my freakishly abnormal gall bladder. Glad I could make their day. Not really.
Anyway, she told me that she had already taken the liberty of scheduling me an appointment with a surgeon for tomorrow. I guess it needs to come out fast. I'll know more tomorrow after seeing the surgeon as to just how fast it needs to come out. I'm not really looking forward to having surgery. But, I'm not thrilled about being sick all the time, either.
My mom told me yesterday that my grandfather had his gall bladder rupture and he almost died from it. I don't think that's normal, either. So, maybe freakishly abnormal gall bladders is a hereditary thing. I don't know.
Well, that's my little tale of where I've been the past month. With all of the not eating and weekly (sometime more) doctors appointments and trying to get this school year finished up and stuff - my head just hasn't been into blogging. I will try to do better at keeping y'all updated now that the cat's out of the bag.
Say a prayer for me!
XO,
Pam
It all started a little over a month ago when I went for a routine pap smear. I hadn't had one in years. Shame on me, I know. I found a doctor here that I was pretty excited about seeing. She is a medical doctor who also leans toward preventive/natural medicine. Anyway...I told her about some symptoms I was having - part of which I thought I was going into early menopause. So, in addition to 2 different ultrasounds and a mammogram (Boy, was THAT ever fun!), she took a lot of blood work. Thankfully, the ultrasounds and mammogram came back fine. But, my blood work showed some things were out of whack. One of great concern was that my insulin level was really high. I don't have diabetes but, if I don't get my insulin down - I will. I definitely don't want to go down that road. So, I am making changes and taking some pretty drastic step to ensure that doesn't happen.
I am half way through an 8 week diet designed to rapidly drive my insulin levels down. This is what I get to have EVERY day; four 8 ounce shakes (specially designed by doctors) and 1 protein bar. Oh, and all the water I care to drink. Thank God I like water. BUT...my stomach has been absolutely tore up for weeks now. I forgot to mention that I have to see the doctor once a week during this time. Last week she put me on a prescription that is supposed to get my body to listen and respond properly to how it's supposed to be pumping out insulin - or something along those lines. She said that one of the side effects could be stomach upset, but thought that in my case it would probably help. I won't go into the details as of why - because that's not the point I'm trying to get at. I told her that I was having what I thought was gall bladder issues and wanted to make sure this new script wouldn't accentuate the problem. She wondered if I'd had it looked at before. I haven't. I have a doctor's appointment for it, but that doctor couldn't get me in until July. So, this doctor told me that my gall bladder could heal itself as my insulin comes down and I get healthy. It would be better to do that than have it surgically removed. But...we needed to make sure I didn't have gall stones. So, she scheduled me for an ultrasound of my gall bladder. Did I mention that this is all being taken care of by my gynecologist? I love her. She is the first doctor I've ever had that I feel really wants to see me healthy and well. She wants to get to the root of the problem rather than just throw pills at my symptoms. I'm so thankful to God for leading me to her. But, I digress...
I had that ultrasound yesterday morning. Not good. I don't have stones. I don't have thickening of the wall which accompanies gall bladder disease. What I do have is a gall bladder that is - and I quote, "...almost completely filled with sludge." It is so abnormal and uncommon that the doctor reading my ultrasound has never seen it before. He said that on the rare occasions it does occur it's usually found in very sick people who are bedridden and can't eat - not in relatively healthy people who can eat. When I asked him if there was anything that I could do to get my gall bladder to start pushing the sludge out - he apologized for not having any answers for me. Crap. Or should I say 'Sludge' in this case? Either way...
I saw my gynecologist yesterday afternoon. Apparently my gall bladder is beyond the healing process and has to come out. Evidently, it is the reason for all of my stomach woes. She was impressed that the doctor reading it was so impressed by my freakishly abnormal gall bladder. Glad I could make their day. Not really.
Anyway, she told me that she had already taken the liberty of scheduling me an appointment with a surgeon for tomorrow. I guess it needs to come out fast. I'll know more tomorrow after seeing the surgeon as to just how fast it needs to come out. I'm not really looking forward to having surgery. But, I'm not thrilled about being sick all the time, either.
My mom told me yesterday that my grandfather had his gall bladder rupture and he almost died from it. I don't think that's normal, either. So, maybe freakishly abnormal gall bladders is a hereditary thing. I don't know.
Well, that's my little tale of where I've been the past month. With all of the not eating and weekly (sometime more) doctors appointments and trying to get this school year finished up and stuff - my head just hasn't been into blogging. I will try to do better at keeping y'all updated now that the cat's out of the bag.
Say a prayer for me!
XO,
Pam
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Great Freebie
Hey y'all. If you're like me - then you like FREE! And, have I got a great one to share with you today! If you go to this website you can sign up for the homeschool freebie of the day. I venture to say that it's not just for homeschooler's, though. For instance, yesterday's and today's freebies are two parts of an awesome book if you have boys; "The American Boy's Handy Book". It is over a 400 page book download total (between the 2 days) full of activities and skills to keep your little man/men occupied.
The book is broken down into each of the four seasons, with activities to coincide with each one. A very small sampling of what your son (or husband) can learn would be how to make their own kites, fishing poles, bobbers, nets, minnow bucket, different kinds of boats, water telescopes, soap bubble pipes, how to camp without a tent and the information that goes with that. It also has chapters on wild birds; how to recognize, raising them, and preserving nests and eggs; how to make a boomerang, and information all about dogs. In the winter section it has parts on building snow forts, shields and ammunition, and sleds, chair-sleighs and snow shoes. And that is just barely scratching the surface.
Later this week there will be a similar book offered that may appeal more to girls. Of course, I know lots of girls that would have a hey day with the book I just mentioned, too. :0)
So, if you're looking for some good, free entertainment for your kids this summer - and any time they start in with, "I'm bored!" - go to the Homeschool Freebie website and download yourself a copy of "The American Boy's Handy Book". They offer great freebies Monday through Friday every week.
Have a great Tuesday!
Pam
The book is broken down into each of the four seasons, with activities to coincide with each one. A very small sampling of what your son (or husband) can learn would be how to make their own kites, fishing poles, bobbers, nets, minnow bucket, different kinds of boats, water telescopes, soap bubble pipes, how to camp without a tent and the information that goes with that. It also has chapters on wild birds; how to recognize, raising them, and preserving nests and eggs; how to make a boomerang, and information all about dogs. In the winter section it has parts on building snow forts, shields and ammunition, and sleds, chair-sleighs and snow shoes. And that is just barely scratching the surface.
Later this week there will be a similar book offered that may appeal more to girls. Of course, I know lots of girls that would have a hey day with the book I just mentioned, too. :0)
So, if you're looking for some good, free entertainment for your kids this summer - and any time they start in with, "I'm bored!" - go to the Homeschool Freebie website and download yourself a copy of "The American Boy's Handy Book". They offer great freebies Monday through Friday every week.
Have a great Tuesday!
Pam
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Hooked!
Monday evening I accompanied my guys fishing. Chris was fishing for catfish on bottom. Me and Ike were fishing for blue gill with bobbers. Ike had caught 3 blue gill. Before too long he threw out his line and almost immediately he yells, "Somethings messing with my line! I got something! I need some HEEELP!" Chris grabbed the net while Isaac was realing in his catch.
We were shocked, to say the least, to see this 14 pound carp hooked and caught on a #10 blue gill hook (the smallest). It was the largest fish ever caught where we were fishing. They were really surprised to find out it was caught by a nine year old! That's my boy! I couldn't tell you who was more excited, though - Isaac or his daddy!
Shortly after Ike's big catch, I caught a rather large catfish using the same small hook.
Unfortunately, we had to throw the big carp back. I've always heard that they're good eatin'. They're actually a delicacy in Europe. A lot of people open pay pits stocked with carp over there for this reason. But, you have to know how to get around that mud vein when you clean them - which can be a pretty crappy job. Sorry, couldn't resist! Since, we (and by saying 'we' I really mean Chris) don't know how to clean them - back into the water it went.
The catfish was another story. I already had planned to make tilapia for supper last night, so we fried it up and served it along side the other fish. Can you say, "YUM!"?
We had so much fun we're going back tonight! That leaves me with just one question:
Anyone know how to clean a carp?
Monday, April 26, 2010
You Know You Live In A Small Town When...
3 fire engines, 2 police cars and 1 ambulance show up to extinguish the fire someone has going in their backyard fire pit. Yes, life in a small town is exciting.
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