The House Finale

Well its been work in progress and definitely a learning curve which still needs some tweaking, but if I don't post this now I'll never do it.  So sit back and enjoy my first movie maker ever.  Many thanks to Ange for showing me how it works.  My music choice was some what limited although I have heaps on the computer its under i-tunes which for some crazy reason wouldn't load. 

Toothless

I've been waiting and waiting for Nicholas to loose his teeth.  Not only has he lost one but he's lost 4.  The latest being on Sunday.  This tooth has been wiggly for ages and he refused to let me pull it.  After watching him in Primary playing with it and bleeding and showing the primary children.  I made an executive motherly decision to pull that tooth as soon as we got home.

I asked Nicholas if he wanted a cuddle and he came over I told him to lay across my lap (he did).  I had a tissue ready and I lean't over him and held him firmly.  He soon realised what I was up too and tried to fight me but I had him hook line and sinker.  He yelled which gave me the perfect opportunity to pull it and with one scream I pulled it and the tooth was out Mwhahahahaha!  Nicholas tears running down his face was not impressed until I showed him the tooth.  Then a wee grin followed by a bigger grin followed by running down the hall to show his dad.

Nurse vs Bystander

On Sunday at church one of the primary children ended up with a ball smacked into his face which caused his nose to bleed.  I entered the hall and saw him sitting on the floor bleeding.  I must admit it looked like alot of blood on the floor.  So I put my nursie cap on and set about doing my thing.

Bystander comes into the hall and insists that I lay the boy on his back and put a tournique around the arm of which the nostril is bleeding from. I looked at this person with a smirk thinking this person is joking.  Oh no they were serious.  I shook my head and said no thats not best practice.  Bystander was tring to convince me that their idea was right.  I continued with what I knew best only to have the bystander still rave about their way.  Some of the older primary children told bystander Sister Finnie's the nurse which was backed up by President Lydiate telling the bystander to "back away tree hugger".  Bystander conceded but not without putting their 10cents worth in as they walked away to get tissues to clean up the blood.  That job I knew they could do safely.

Later on in the chapel I checked on the patient and President came by too, to see.  The child apologised to President for bleeding all over the hall floor.  How cute!!