Ok, I'll just admit it. I hate daylight savings time. Last night, Jonathon had to work an extra hour and Jackson woke up way early according to the time on the clock.
I also didn't know how to adjust Jackson's schedule. He already gets a night time bottle at 5:45 p.m. He can't possibly go to bed an hour earlier for the night if we were to adjust everything by an hour. He already hates naps, so today when he WANTED to go to bed, he didn't. I just took him to the store where we bought him some super cool new shoes. When we got home, it was almost 2 hours (time adjusted) later than normal for his nap. But I took the risk and put him down anyway. He cried until I wrapped him up in his blankie. All is well upstairs so far. However, he has a horrible habit of only sleeping for a half hour when his schedule is messed up.
My house is super chaotic. There isn't a place for anything anymore. My sister told me she's excited to see my house for the first time...great, after it's completely torn apart. The upstairs was already torn apart by the time Jonathon's mom came. It will be SO nice to be settled in our next home.
It's becoming real that I won't have a December cable bill for this house, because I won't be here in December. Then it hits me that it's already November 7th and I only have 2 weeks until my parents get here. OMGosh! I just realized two weeks. Ahhhh....
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
My poor baby!
Here's a little story for you.
We are Pampers users. We mostly use Pampers Baby Dry, but we also use the Cruisers. We happened to have a box of Luvs sitting upstairs and I thought we'd just use them up before moving. We started using them Sunday or Monday night.
He's been having several messy diapers a day, and I chalked it up to the teething and the occasional pain medicine. He has super sensitive skin, and we have to stay on top of putting a cream or powder on him for most diaper changes. Well, he was getting a bad rash that wasn't being cooperative with the Butt Paste. He was also waking up several times a night and getting up for the day around 5:30 a.m. He'd cry all day long and we could not for the life of us figure out his problem. We gave him Advil for his teeth (gosh, they are RIGHT under the gums. Come through already!!), Orajel, took him outside, nothing worked.
Yesterday was Thursday. It was really rainy all day so it was pretty dark in our house. Usually when J wakes up for the day, or from a nap, we leave the lights off for a few minutes and let him wake up a bit. I had the light from the tv and started to change his messy diaper. One stroke of the wipe and the kid is screaming. I quickly finish up and he calms down. The next diaper change, I'm showing Jon that Jackson's bottom isn't just a rash. It is on his thighs, his little biscuits and everywhere in between. It honestly looks like a sunburn. Jackson screams bloody murder if you touch it with a wipe, wash cloth or water.
I thought about the things that have changed in the last week. His diapers. I packed Jackson up in the car and took him to Target. In the entire hour we were gone, Jackson hardly moved. He didn't say one word. He just laid there. I bought our beloved Pampers, all 300 of them. After getting him home, we changed him right away and lathered him up with Butt Paste. I asked a friend if she had used Luvs before. She said, "Yeah, they were great until I found out my daughter was allergic to them". She described the exact same, and some worse, symptoms that Jackson also experienced.
After this long story, my poor baby was walking stiffly all night. He cuddled with me mostly. Jonathon woke him up every 2 hours and changed his diaper and re-applied the Butt Paste. This morning, I got up to a boy who slept until 6:45, has been smiling since and his rash is half way gone. The part that is still there was the really bad areas and I'm sure that will take a couple days to heal.
We just felt so bad for our little guy! I was SO thankful that it even occured to me to switch back to the Pampers. Who would have thought a diaper could cause such a burn? I remember all of the news that Pampers Cruisers caused burns on children because of the Dry Max, but they didn't give Jackson a problem whatsoever. I emailed Luvs, we'll see what they have to say. I remember using Luvs when Jackson was about 3 months old or so, and we did not have this problem. Maybe they changed?
In other big news, I took our bed apart. The head board and footboard are pretty heavy, so they will stay against the wall until Jonathon can help me bring them down. Our mattress is on the floor. It sounds so funny, even Jonathon laughed at me, but I love having the mattress on the floor. It feels like we're camping out or something. There is SO much to do, I'm really hoping my sister, Melanie, can come down from New York to help me. With Jackson being sick at the beginning of the week, and losing all day yesterday to his rash/pain, I'd love the help. Plus, truth be told, Melanie is WAY better at the little maticulous jobs.
We are Pampers users. We mostly use Pampers Baby Dry, but we also use the Cruisers. We happened to have a box of Luvs sitting upstairs and I thought we'd just use them up before moving. We started using them Sunday or Monday night.
He's been having several messy diapers a day, and I chalked it up to the teething and the occasional pain medicine. He has super sensitive skin, and we have to stay on top of putting a cream or powder on him for most diaper changes. Well, he was getting a bad rash that wasn't being cooperative with the Butt Paste. He was also waking up several times a night and getting up for the day around 5:30 a.m. He'd cry all day long and we could not for the life of us figure out his problem. We gave him Advil for his teeth (gosh, they are RIGHT under the gums. Come through already!!), Orajel, took him outside, nothing worked.
Yesterday was Thursday. It was really rainy all day so it was pretty dark in our house. Usually when J wakes up for the day, or from a nap, we leave the lights off for a few minutes and let him wake up a bit. I had the light from the tv and started to change his messy diaper. One stroke of the wipe and the kid is screaming. I quickly finish up and he calms down. The next diaper change, I'm showing Jon that Jackson's bottom isn't just a rash. It is on his thighs, his little biscuits and everywhere in between. It honestly looks like a sunburn. Jackson screams bloody murder if you touch it with a wipe, wash cloth or water.
I thought about the things that have changed in the last week. His diapers. I packed Jackson up in the car and took him to Target. In the entire hour we were gone, Jackson hardly moved. He didn't say one word. He just laid there. I bought our beloved Pampers, all 300 of them. After getting him home, we changed him right away and lathered him up with Butt Paste. I asked a friend if she had used Luvs before. She said, "Yeah, they were great until I found out my daughter was allergic to them". She described the exact same, and some worse, symptoms that Jackson also experienced.
After this long story, my poor baby was walking stiffly all night. He cuddled with me mostly. Jonathon woke him up every 2 hours and changed his diaper and re-applied the Butt Paste. This morning, I got up to a boy who slept until 6:45, has been smiling since and his rash is half way gone. The part that is still there was the really bad areas and I'm sure that will take a couple days to heal.
We just felt so bad for our little guy! I was SO thankful that it even occured to me to switch back to the Pampers. Who would have thought a diaper could cause such a burn? I remember all of the news that Pampers Cruisers caused burns on children because of the Dry Max, but they didn't give Jackson a problem whatsoever. I emailed Luvs, we'll see what they have to say. I remember using Luvs when Jackson was about 3 months old or so, and we did not have this problem. Maybe they changed?
In other big news, I took our bed apart. The head board and footboard are pretty heavy, so they will stay against the wall until Jonathon can help me bring them down. Our mattress is on the floor. It sounds so funny, even Jonathon laughed at me, but I love having the mattress on the floor. It feels like we're camping out or something. There is SO much to do, I'm really hoping my sister, Melanie, can come down from New York to help me. With Jackson being sick at the beginning of the week, and losing all day yesterday to his rash/pain, I'd love the help. Plus, truth be told, Melanie is WAY better at the little maticulous jobs.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Moving forward
Baby Jackson is 13 months old! Holy cow, I don't even like saying, er, typing it!! Where did all of that time go?
Jackson has turned into a walking machine. He can walk the length of a room - or for those of you who have seen our house, he can walk from the stairs, into the kitchen, round the corner into the dining room. That's usually where he stops because he finds something he's interested in and needs to play with it for a minute.
Yes, I said a minute because right now you can't stop this boy. He's on the go and is quite the explorer. "No" has become a commonly used word around here lately. Luckily, most of the time he listens and it doesn't go any further than that.
If anyone has nap time solutions, send them my way. Jackson has NEVER been a napper. He sleeps 12 hours a night, which is AMAZING. But, he will only take a couple of 30 minute naps during the day and it's honestly killing the both of us. He gets so crabby, but he's also pretty stubborn when it comes to those darn naps.
My poor husband is realizing he's leaving. Yesterday, Jackson sat in our recliner with Jonathon and just rocked for a good 15 minutes. We were watching "Survivor" and it was so rainy out which is the perfect recipe for cuddling. As I previously stated, Jackson never sits still, so him laying on Jonathon for that long was super sweet. Jon just looked up at me and said, "I'm going to really miss this". It breaks my heart he'll be gone so long, so we won't dedicate too much time to writing about this. :)
I have roughly 5 weeks until I'm moving back to Colorado. Yikes! There is SO much to do and I feel like I'm not getting enough done. Even though I love new experiences, new places, etc, moving is gross and I can't wait to get movers for our next move. Jackson's room has been packed up for quite some time. Our spare room is filled with boxes, and all the odds and ends that don't have a home anymore.
If anyone hasn't heard, Jonathon got orders to Buckley AFB in Aurora, Colorado. We've gotten the question why we're moving there - and simply put, it's just a stop in our journey. We love Colorado and look forward to what it has to offer. It's a 4 year tour, so once our time is up, we'll no doubt be onto a new adventure. I prayed so hard that God would just send us to a place where we'd be the happiest, so I'm trusting his decision. It doesn't hurt that Jonathon and I already have friends and family in the area. As it turns out, he has a few military and high school buddies residing in that area. Cool!
Jackson has turned into a walking machine. He can walk the length of a room - or for those of you who have seen our house, he can walk from the stairs, into the kitchen, round the corner into the dining room. That's usually where he stops because he finds something he's interested in and needs to play with it for a minute.
Yes, I said a minute because right now you can't stop this boy. He's on the go and is quite the explorer. "No" has become a commonly used word around here lately. Luckily, most of the time he listens and it doesn't go any further than that.
If anyone has nap time solutions, send them my way. Jackson has NEVER been a napper. He sleeps 12 hours a night, which is AMAZING. But, he will only take a couple of 30 minute naps during the day and it's honestly killing the both of us. He gets so crabby, but he's also pretty stubborn when it comes to those darn naps.
My poor husband is realizing he's leaving. Yesterday, Jackson sat in our recliner with Jonathon and just rocked for a good 15 minutes. We were watching "Survivor" and it was so rainy out which is the perfect recipe for cuddling. As I previously stated, Jackson never sits still, so him laying on Jonathon for that long was super sweet. Jon just looked up at me and said, "I'm going to really miss this". It breaks my heart he'll be gone so long, so we won't dedicate too much time to writing about this. :)
I have roughly 5 weeks until I'm moving back to Colorado. Yikes! There is SO much to do and I feel like I'm not getting enough done. Even though I love new experiences, new places, etc, moving is gross and I can't wait to get movers for our next move. Jackson's room has been packed up for quite some time. Our spare room is filled with boxes, and all the odds and ends that don't have a home anymore.
If anyone hasn't heard, Jonathon got orders to Buckley AFB in Aurora, Colorado. We've gotten the question why we're moving there - and simply put, it's just a stop in our journey. We love Colorado and look forward to what it has to offer. It's a 4 year tour, so once our time is up, we'll no doubt be onto a new adventure. I prayed so hard that God would just send us to a place where we'd be the happiest, so I'm trusting his decision. It doesn't hurt that Jonathon and I already have friends and family in the area. As it turns out, he has a few military and high school buddies residing in that area. Cool!
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Our lives
The military wife can handle...
-- Lots of moving...
Moving...
Moving...
-- Lots of moving...
Moving...
Moving...
Moving far from home...
Moving two cars, three kids and one dog...all riding with HER of course.
Moving sofas to basements because they won't go in THIS house;
Moving curtains that won't fit;
Moving jobs and certifications and professional development hours.
Moving away from friends;
Moving toward new friends;
Moving her most important luggage: her trunk full of memories.
Often waiting...
Waiting...
Waiting...
Waiting for housing.
Waiting for orders.
Waiting for deployments.
Waiting for phone calls.
Waiting for reunions.
Waiting for the new curtains to arrive.
Waiting for him to come home,
For dinner...AGAIN!
They call her 'Military Dependent', but she knows better:
She is fiercely In-Dependent.
She can balance a check book;
Handle the yard work;
Fix a noisy toilet;
Bury the family pet...
She is intimately familiar with drywall anchors and toggle bolts.
She can file the taxes;
Sell a house;
Buy a car;
Or set up a move...
.....all with ONE Power of Attorney.
She welcomes neighbors that don't welcome her.
She reinvents her career with every PCS;
Locates a house in the desert, The Arctic, Or the deep south.
And learns to call them all 'home'.
She MAKES them all home.
Military Wives are somewhat hasty...
They leap into:
Decorating,
Leadership,
Volunteering,
Career alternatives,
Churches,
And friendships.
They don't have 15 years to get to know people.
Their roots are short but flexible.
They plant annuals for themselves and perennials for those who come after
them.
Military Wives quickly learn to value each other:
They connect over coffee,
Rely on the spouse network,
Accept offers of friendship and favors.
Record addresses in pencil...
Military Wives have a common bond:
The Military Wife has a husband unlike other husbands; his commitment is
unique.
He doesn't have a 'JOB'
He has a 'MISSION' that he can't just decide to quit...
He's on-call for his country 24/7.
But for her, he's the most unreliable guy in town!
His language is foreign
TDY
PCS
OPR
SOS
ACC
BDU
ABU
BAR
CIB
TAD
And so, a Military Wife is a translator for her family and his.
She is the long- distance link to keep them informed;
the glue that holds them together.
A Military Wife has her moments:
She wants to wring his neck;
Dye his uniform pink;
Refuse to move to Siberia;
But she pulls herself together.
Give her a few days,
A travel brochure,
A long hot bath,
A pledge to the flag,
A wedding picture,
And she goes.
She packs.
She moves.
She follows.
Why?
What for?
How come?
You may think it is because she has lost her mind.
But actually it is because she has lost her heart.
It was stolen from her by a man,
Who puts duty first,
Who longs to deploy,
Who salutes the flag,
And whose boots in the doorway remind her that as long as he is her
Military Husband,
She will remain his military wife.
And would have it no other way.
--Author Unknown
Moving sofas to basements because they won't go in THIS house;
Moving curtains that won't fit;
Moving jobs and certifications and professional development hours.
Moving away from friends;
Moving toward new friends;
Moving her most important luggage: her trunk full of memories.
Often waiting...
Waiting...
Waiting...
Waiting for housing.
Waiting for orders.
Waiting for deployments.
Waiting for phone calls.
Waiting for reunions.
Waiting for the new curtains to arrive.
Waiting for him to come home,
For dinner...AGAIN!
They call her 'Military Dependent', but she knows better:
She is fiercely In-Dependent.
She can balance a check book;
Handle the yard work;
Fix a noisy toilet;
Bury the family pet...
She is intimately familiar with drywall anchors and toggle bolts.
She can file the taxes;
Sell a house;
Buy a car;
Or set up a move...
.....all with ONE Power of Attorney.
She welcomes neighbors that don't welcome her.
She reinvents her career with every PCS;
Locates a house in the desert, The Arctic, Or the deep south.
And learns to call them all 'home'.
She MAKES them all home.
Military Wives are somewhat hasty...
They leap into:
Decorating,
Leadership,
Volunteering,
Career alternatives,
Churches,
And friendships.
They don't have 15 years to get to know people.
Their roots are short but flexible.
They plant annuals for themselves and perennials for those who come after
them.
Military Wives quickly learn to value each other:
They connect over coffee,
Rely on the spouse network,
Accept offers of friendship and favors.
Record addresses in pencil...
Military Wives have a common bond:
The Military Wife has a husband unlike other husbands; his commitment is
unique.
He doesn't have a 'JOB'
He has a 'MISSION' that he can't just decide to quit...
He's on-call for his country 24/7.
But for her, he's the most unreliable guy in town!
His language is foreign
TDY
PCS
OPR
SOS
ACC
BDU
ABU
BAR
CIB
TAD
And so, a Military Wife is a translator for her family and his.
She is the long- distance link to keep them informed;
the glue that holds them together.
A Military Wife has her moments:
She wants to wring his neck;
Dye his uniform pink;
Refuse to move to Siberia;
But she pulls herself together.
Give her a few days,
A travel brochure,
A long hot bath,
A pledge to the flag,
A wedding picture,
And she goes.
She packs.
She moves.
She follows.
Why?
What for?
How come?
You may think it is because she has lost her mind.
But actually it is because she has lost her heart.
It was stolen from her by a man,
Who puts duty first,
Who longs to deploy,
Who salutes the flag,
And whose boots in the doorway remind her that as long as he is her
Military Husband,
She will remain his military wife.
And would have it no other way.
--Author Unknown
Monday, September 20, 2010
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Monday, September 6, 2010
One week to go
Holy heck - only one week until my baby boy is 1 year old. Where did the last year go?!
Our boy is taking 'stranger danger' to a whole new level. Jonathon, Jackson and I were out at Buffalo Wild Wings the other night and there was a waitress that took an interest in Jackson. She'd talk to him and he'd just panic. He'd try to get out of his high chair to get to me, and he'd just start crying. It's not limited to restaurants - it's grocery stores, running errands, etc. He used to be the friendliest baby, and now he's a straight up 'momma's boy'.
J's new obsession is cheese omlets. I make him a 1 egg and cheese omlet each morning. I hope his cholesterol doesn't get too high from that.... He'll eat just about anything though. The only food I've found that he *possibly* doesn't like is spinach ravioli. We only tried it once - so we'll see! His favorite place to eat is the Olive Garden. What a goof.
We're busy planning Jackson's 1st birthday party. We decided to save a few different themes for future birthdays and we'd just do a simple character theme this year. We're doing 'Toy Story 3'. We're just having a dinner party with our friends here that have acted like family since we're away from 'home'. Jon's mom is also coming into town for the weekend. I ordered the invites - and they looked great....except we omitted the date. Great. We had cleared the day with everyone in advance, so no big deal. However, I was fully irritated for days....ok, I'm still irritated. But, everyone talked me out of ordering new ones. I'll get one correct one for his baby book.
We went out for some Mexican food for the first time in a long time and then went shopping. Jackson got a clothing make-over at The Children's Place. We've been there twice now in a week. He needed an overhaul since he was growing out of everything. We got a ton of super cute stuff - I LOVE that store!
Our boy is taking 'stranger danger' to a whole new level. Jonathon, Jackson and I were out at Buffalo Wild Wings the other night and there was a waitress that took an interest in Jackson. She'd talk to him and he'd just panic. He'd try to get out of his high chair to get to me, and he'd just start crying. It's not limited to restaurants - it's grocery stores, running errands, etc. He used to be the friendliest baby, and now he's a straight up 'momma's boy'.
J's new obsession is cheese omlets. I make him a 1 egg and cheese omlet each morning. I hope his cholesterol doesn't get too high from that.... He'll eat just about anything though. The only food I've found that he *possibly* doesn't like is spinach ravioli. We only tried it once - so we'll see! His favorite place to eat is the Olive Garden. What a goof.
We're busy planning Jackson's 1st birthday party. We decided to save a few different themes for future birthdays and we'd just do a simple character theme this year. We're doing 'Toy Story 3'. We're just having a dinner party with our friends here that have acted like family since we're away from 'home'. Jon's mom is also coming into town for the weekend. I ordered the invites - and they looked great....except we omitted the date. Great. We had cleared the day with everyone in advance, so no big deal. However, I was fully irritated for days....ok, I'm still irritated. But, everyone talked me out of ordering new ones. I'll get one correct one for his baby book.
We went out for some Mexican food for the first time in a long time and then went shopping. Jackson got a clothing make-over at The Children's Place. We've been there twice now in a week. He needed an overhaul since he was growing out of everything. We got a ton of super cute stuff - I LOVE that store!
Thursday, August 12, 2010
New York, New York!
I think I'm STILL tired from our little vacation. We packed so much stuff into only a few days and I'm surprised we all survived!
My family (Mom, Dad, Matthew, Emilie & Ricky) all came in on Thursday. It was sort of unexpected. They called one day and said they're taking an epic road trip and we're a stop along the way. They went from Colorado to Wisconsin, where my dad and Matthew dropped the other three. Matt and Dad continued on to Michigan, then back to Wisconsin to pick up their crew. Then they all went to Cedar Point where they spent a few days enjoying roller coasters and water parks. They headed here after that where they spent a few days, then up to New York, back to Maryland, up to Michigan then home! (They aren't home yet..) WHEW! I'm tired just thinking about it!
We really only had one full day with them here before we all went to New York. My mom, Emilie and I went shopping for some things for my sister, Melanie. Jonathon and I took the three kids to a movie in a town about 45 minutes away (ended up being a lot longer because of traffic). My parents kept Jackson. We saw "Salt" which was a lot better than I expected.
Matthew spent the night at my house the first night - my parents got a hotel room - and it was SO much fun to hang out with him again. Jonathon was working, so we just watched tv and laughed. We had to get up really early to go to New York. It took about 4-5 hours to get there. My Jackson Lane was SO good. Everyone was so impressed with our guy. Then again, when isn't he perfect?!
We saw Melanie and she looks amazing. She seems like she's doing super well and getting the most out of the experience. We're so proud of her! She got a 3 day pass, so she was able to stay with us and do all sorts of activities. We had a little picnic on the grounds of her place where Jackson thought pizza crust was the coolest thing ever. The second day we went to Bear Mountain where we spent the entire day. There was a ton to do. The little kids painted little plaster animals while the rest of us walked around and enjoyed the amazing weather. They had a zoo (where I fell in love with this little coyote) to walk through and tons of wonderful scenery. Jackson also rode a carousel for the first time. At the hotel, Jackson experienced a pool (which seemed to be salt water - WEIRD) and loved it!
On Monday we visited the Vanderbilt Mansion. It was absolutely crazy to walk through. They didn't allow photography inside, but it was so much fun to look at all the old things they had. Jonathon's highlight of the trip was visiting Orange County Choppers. I'm pretty sure he could have stayed there all day. He and my dad were in Heaven. They were really cool bike, I'll admit.
J basically cruised through the whole vacation. He really took to Matthew, and Emilie was such a huge help. It didn't take him long to warm up to everyone, however there were some times he just wanted his mom. He was terrific sleeping in the hotel - Jonathon and I were SO thankful for that. We were worried, but he had his blankets with him, so those helped 100%.
We were all pooped by Tuesday, so we didn't do much. Jonathon worked, but had time to show my dad around base which my dad loved. Thanks to Grammie and Papa for the awesome trip!!
My family (Mom, Dad, Matthew, Emilie & Ricky) all came in on Thursday. It was sort of unexpected. They called one day and said they're taking an epic road trip and we're a stop along the way. They went from Colorado to Wisconsin, where my dad and Matthew dropped the other three. Matt and Dad continued on to Michigan, then back to Wisconsin to pick up their crew. Then they all went to Cedar Point where they spent a few days enjoying roller coasters and water parks. They headed here after that where they spent a few days, then up to New York, back to Maryland, up to Michigan then home! (They aren't home yet..) WHEW! I'm tired just thinking about it!
We really only had one full day with them here before we all went to New York. My mom, Emilie and I went shopping for some things for my sister, Melanie. Jonathon and I took the three kids to a movie in a town about 45 minutes away (ended up being a lot longer because of traffic). My parents kept Jackson. We saw "Salt" which was a lot better than I expected.
Matthew spent the night at my house the first night - my parents got a hotel room - and it was SO much fun to hang out with him again. Jonathon was working, so we just watched tv and laughed. We had to get up really early to go to New York. It took about 4-5 hours to get there. My Jackson Lane was SO good. Everyone was so impressed with our guy. Then again, when isn't he perfect?!
We saw Melanie and she looks amazing. She seems like she's doing super well and getting the most out of the experience. We're so proud of her! She got a 3 day pass, so she was able to stay with us and do all sorts of activities. We had a little picnic on the grounds of her place where Jackson thought pizza crust was the coolest thing ever. The second day we went to Bear Mountain where we spent the entire day. There was a ton to do. The little kids painted little plaster animals while the rest of us walked around and enjoyed the amazing weather. They had a zoo (where I fell in love with this little coyote) to walk through and tons of wonderful scenery. Jackson also rode a carousel for the first time. At the hotel, Jackson experienced a pool (which seemed to be salt water - WEIRD) and loved it!
On Monday we visited the Vanderbilt Mansion. It was absolutely crazy to walk through. They didn't allow photography inside, but it was so much fun to look at all the old things they had. Jonathon's highlight of the trip was visiting Orange County Choppers. I'm pretty sure he could have stayed there all day. He and my dad were in Heaven. They were really cool bike, I'll admit.
J basically cruised through the whole vacation. He really took to Matthew, and Emilie was such a huge help. It didn't take him long to warm up to everyone, however there were some times he just wanted his mom. He was terrific sleeping in the hotel - Jonathon and I were SO thankful for that. We were worried, but he had his blankets with him, so those helped 100%.
We were all pooped by Tuesday, so we didn't do much. Jonathon worked, but had time to show my dad around base which my dad loved. Thanks to Grammie and Papa for the awesome trip!!
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