Update

I went to the doctors today and there was some good news. Dr. Lane Lee said that I would need to come back in two weeks and we would have a CAT scan with a chance for me to be cleared.

Now I'm Back :)

Fall has taken on a whole new meaning for me. To the people that are not in the north it is rainy with the leaves turning colors and football season starting, but for all of us up north fall is just snow. The other day our church was having a family day at the Sletten's Farm. We were having a great time going on scavenger hunts in 30-degree weather. Until I got the brilliant idea I could jump over a clothesline. I successfully made it over the clothesline but unsuccessfully landed. Monday we set up an appointment with a pediatrician who then sent me in for an ultra-sound who then sent me in for a CAT scan. After that I went to the ER and then they put me into my room. The results were that I fractured my spleen in half and then in half again. This morning I was released and am feeling pretty good. I do not believe I am destined to be Superman though:( Here are a few pictures of me in the hospital room. Thank you for all the many prayers that have been prayed.

Guess Whats Here?

I am sure that most of you do not know the answer to the question. Most North Dakotans do not want to realize the answer to the question. The answer is
Snow!
We have had about two weeks of spring a few months of a cold summer and now a couple weeks of fall and it is already winter again. In the picture you can see the white stuff on the fringe of the field that is the snow. The crazy thing is that some of the snow melted away. Right now it is 29 degrees outside and with the wind chill it is about 15. Tell me how that snow melted.

They are BACK!!!!

Dad and mom just got back from General Conference yesterday. The good news is we are going to have some really good food today. They had a little bit of fun at the Mall of America and at St. Louis. Dad, mom, and the Pearsons stayed at the same hotel. The hotel room that the Pearson's had overlooked the St. Louis Cardinals baseball stadium. Here are a few pictures...