Dare devils and Floppy elbows

This week I helped Jon do inventory at his office. I picked out paint colors and I helped do a little organizing. His office still needs some TLC, the sad thing is that this is the best it has ever looked. I'll have to post before and after pictures when we finish it. My only holdup is the lack of an IKEA here.
Here's what I have invisioned for the office:

The boys finished up their last week of Swim lessons. Which is good since I seemed to be rule breaking there daily. There were rules about the hot tub, No climbing on the slide, no big slide without a wrist band, no running, no babies in the swim lesson area, and ABSOLUTELY NO HAVING FUN.

Jon's Sister Janice and Uncle Lloyd came to visit from Baker City on Friday. They were on their way to the Boise Temple so it was a semi convienient stop for them. It's always nice to spend time with family.

Saturday we went to Twin Falls to visit my beautiful friend and worlds best study partner Chelsie, her dashing and talented husband Blake, and their beautiful, well behaved children: Remi, Crew and Cash. They fed us a delicious lunch and the kids ran through sprinklers while we talked. After lunch they took us to Shoshone Falls and we got to see where Evel Knievel took his infamous jump.
Before we left to go to Twin Falls, Sadie was playing in the car and hurt her arm but we couldn't tell what was wrong. Nothing looked swollen but she was not moving it and just letting it flop. She was so tired she fell asleep but woke up crying again. When we got to Twin Falls we had Dr. Blake look at it. We thought it might be her wrist so Blake wrapped it and it seemed to feel better. He mentioned something about Nurse Maid elbow.

You can see the bandage on Sadie's arm here

When we got home that evening Sadie was holding a strawberry and was about to squish it all over the house. Jon grabbed her hand, she threw her self back and Pop...floppy arm again (and crying.) Jon felt awful and was preparing to take her to the emergency room. I told him to wait a minute and after examining her wrist and arm I looked up nurse maid elbow on Youtube and found this great tutorial.
It was magic. Her arm was in full use and like nothing happened. I'm convinced that you can fix anything with Youtube. I wish I would have thought of that when Boomer needed stitches.

Sunday we went to Church in Eagle. The ward members were so nice. We even got invited by the Nielsen Family to dinner. They were wonderful hosts and Jackson and Boomer had fun playing with their youngest son Jack. We also met the aunt and uncle of one of Jackson's classmates from preschool. (The Warnick family). (Insert it's a small world music here.)