I enjoyed an outside ran last weekend since the weather was nice and Nick didn't work! I love running outside a lot more than on a treadmill. I was able to keep around a 9 min mile and it felt great!
We spent the afternoon working around the house and went to a bbq at the McConkies that night. It was so much fun! The McCords, Symes, and the Wagstaffs were there. We had hamburgers and enjoyed the fire pit as the sun went down.



Sunday turned out to be a little bit more exciting than I had planned. Church went great. I had taught the primary songs to sing for Easter Sunday and the kids were all great, besides Preston who like normal, was a handful! He had to be taken to Nick twice during church. The first during singing time, and then during class he was out of control, so they walked him down the hall to Nick. By the time they got him to Nick he was crying and wouldn't stop and wouldn't let anyone touch his hand. Nick took him to the van and waited out there until we were done with church. The whole time he held his hand. When we got home, he wouldn't get out of his carseat because he wouldn't let us touch his hand. So we decided I should take him to the insta care and have it looked at. He was pretty miserable and we finally got check in and had it xrayed. We were there for about 2 hours total and left with a splint. They couldn't confirm a fracture in his hand, but the doctor really thought it was hurt by the way he was acting and with a small mark on the xray. So she splinted it up and sent us home with instructions to follow up with his pediatrician the next day. He just mostly sat on my lap and didn't move, and so I could tell it truly hurt him. Poor kid!


Once they had the splint on his hand, he started perking up and finally started acting a little bit more like himself.
We got home and he spent the rest of the night on the couch and then we gave him tylenol and got him to bed. He got up at 5 AM crying that it hurt, so I gave him more medicine and he went back to bed. He acted okay the rest of the morning. I called his doctor but they couldn't get him in until Tuesday to look at his hand. I figured I would keep him in the splint until our appt. The kids played that morning with the cars before Livy's preschool. I really need to get them to play more with toys and not just watch tv all day!
After Livy went to school, I was doing dishes and Preston walked out with his splint half way pulled off. I took it off to rewrap it and when I took it off I asked him if it hurt and he said no. I thought I would wait a bit and see how he acted with it, and he spent the rest of the day playing and wrestling like it was never hurt. He acted like that the next day, so I called and cancelled his appointment, which helped make our Tuesday less busy, so all was good!