Cousin Sheryl, taking Weston’s stitches out on Saturday right before the party. It’s nice to have a nurse in the family.
I’m happy to say he’s quite recovered. (Can’t say the same about his car.)
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on October 7, 2010
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Glad the kids are OK!
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The last time I had stitches out, I thought I was gonna have to thump the lady doing it….Ouch is nice compared to what I said.
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You know I didn’t notice his stitches when I hitched a ride with him to the top of your driveway. Funny thing is he’s not a very talkative boy to strangers! lol
Angela
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Weston said, “The stitches hurt more coming out than going in.”
I said, “Of course they do, you were numbed with Lidocaine when they put them in!” (Duh!)
He looks pretty good now. I told him he had a matching scar to his cousin, Madison. Only, Madison got his when he was 18 months old, jumping on a bed, fell down and hit the headboard.
Children were made to give us grey hair!