Someone has a virus or spamware that is using your email to post junk. I suspect it is either Dave and Kar's computer or Ricks because you two are the only ones that have posted since the new email posting process came out. I turned it off for now, you will just have to log onto the blog and post. Your bro,S
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Fwd: First hand info on Kate
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From: rick bentley <rick.bentley1@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 12:31 PM
Subject: Fwd: First hand info on Kate
To: Mom <wendywbentley@gmail.com>
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From: rick bentley <rick.bentley1@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 11:25 AM
Subject: First hand info on Kate
To: thebentleybulletin.wookie@blogger.com
Hi guys,
It's almost been a week, so I thought I had better write a small note
about Kate. Her full name is actually Kathryn Wendy after her
grandmas. We kind of think it sounds like a Catholic Nun's name. All
she needs is a last name like McGallager. Anyway, mom and baby are
doing well other than Kate having her bilirubin a little elevated.
She might have to go under lights if it goes up more today.
I personally think she looks a lot like Dad. -That may be because she
has a double chin and jowls. The kids are all over her. Sometimes
they are so excited to hold her that they shake her with excitement.
The dog tries to help out by licking her when she cries. I don't
know if there are a lot of documented cases of shaken baby syndrome
complicated by dog flu. Kate may be the first. As Steve and Kathy
can attest, five kids feels like a lot. It is worth it to know that
we are tied for second place on Mom's wall of pictures/baby
competition.
Love,
RMCLBLK and Aspen
--
Wendy W. Bentley
Posted by The Bentley Family at 11:31 AM 0 comments
First hand info on Kate
Hi guys,
It's almost been a week, so I thought I had better write a small note about Kate. Her full name is actually Kathryn Wendy after her grandmas. We kind of think it sounds like a Catholic Nun's name. All she needs is a last name like McGallager. Anyway, mom and baby are doing well other than Kate having her bilirubin a little elevated. She might have to go under lights if it goes up more today.
I personally think she looks a lot like Dad. -That may be because she has a double chin and joules. The kids are all over her. Sometimes they are so excited to hold her that they shake her with excitement. The dog tries to help out by licking her when she cries. I don't know if there are a lot of documented cases of shaken baby syndrome complicated by dog flu. Kate may be the first. As Steve and Kathy can attest, five kids feels like a lot. It is worth it to know that we are tied for second place on Mom's wall of pictures/baby competition.
Love,
RMCLBLK and Aspen
Posted by The Bentley Family at 11:25 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Testing this out
I just have to see if this works. I'm stuck in the last century so I'm trying to see if I can actually use Steve's new email address to post. We shall see.
We're so excited for Rick and Marisa! Congratulations on the arrival of baby Kate. Another cousin to love, hooray!
Around here. . . . Dave is supposed to find out by the end of February if the powers that be would like to give him another contract at CCS. His reviews were amazing and the department head would love to have him stay, but it has to go through whatever process it has to go through first before it's a go. So we'll see what happens. If not, then that's okay, we'll just see what the Lord wants us to do next. Dave is really enjoying teaching though. Kar is emailing this right now because I have BOTH kids down at the same time. Congratulate me. That's for sure the highlight of my week. Josh turned 11 and for his birthday went skiing with his Dad for the first time. He had no fear and went straight down the hill and off of jumps, and went full-barrell into the half-pipe. He lived to tell the tale and had a blast. Dave landed on his keys, which were in his breast pocket, and broke his keyfob on his ribs. So he's still in a bit of pain, but he's good. Maddie has been making paper dolls, acing all of her math tests, and working on the concept art and tragic backstory for her forthcoming saga, "The Apache Snail." There's death and drama involved; the Apache Snail is definitely not for the faint of heart. Jakey got the croup for the first time last week. It was actually the first time we have experienced croup in our little family, so when Jakey woke up in the dead of the night struggling to breathe and gasping for air we were sure it was a full-blown-gonzo asthma attack and rushed him to the ER. After finding out that all we had to do was put him in a steamy bathroom and then take him out into the (sub-zero windchill) Michigan cold and he would be fine, and then testing that theory the next night, we emerged from the experience amazed that something so counterintuitive would work so well. AJ is rolling over and likes to give drooly hugs by diving headfirst into people. Slimy, but satisfying.
Quotes of the week:
"They need to make a Book of Mormon video game so that we can play it on Sundays." -Josh
[Actually that would be cool. Can you imagine being Samuel the Lamanite and dodging arrows? Or being Nephi, and building a ship in a tetris-like game? There's some cool possibilities with this. . . ]
"I'm defeated." -Jake, laying on the floor after running around
"Who's in charge?" -Kar
"I am!" -Jake
We love you guys. Have a great week.
Love,
DKJMJAJB
P.S.-- Is there going to be a reunion this summer? Or is everyone waiting to get together with Mom and Dad when they arrive home? We would love to somehow see as much of you all as we can at some point (of course that's if we still have a job and can pull together the funds). Are there any plans in the works?
We're so excited for Rick and Marisa! Congratulations on the arrival of baby Kate. Another cousin to love, hooray!
Around here. . . . Dave is supposed to find out by the end of February if the powers that be would like to give him another contract at CCS. His reviews were amazing and the department head would love to have him stay, but it has to go through whatever process it has to go through first before it's a go. So we'll see what happens. If not, then that's okay, we'll just see what the Lord wants us to do next. Dave is really enjoying teaching though. Kar is emailing this right now because I have BOTH kids down at the same time. Congratulate me. That's for sure the highlight of my week. Josh turned 11 and for his birthday went skiing with his Dad for the first time. He had no fear and went straight down the hill and off of jumps, and went full-barrell into the half-pipe. He lived to tell the tale and had a blast. Dave landed on his keys, which were in his breast pocket, and broke his keyfob on his ribs. So he's still in a bit of pain, but he's good. Maddie has been making paper dolls, acing all of her math tests, and working on the concept art and tragic backstory for her forthcoming saga, "The Apache Snail." There's death and drama involved; the Apache Snail is definitely not for the faint of heart. Jakey got the croup for the first time last week. It was actually the first time we have experienced croup in our little family, so when Jakey woke up in the dead of the night struggling to breathe and gasping for air we were sure it was a full-blown-gonzo asthma attack and rushed him to the ER. After finding out that all we had to do was put him in a steamy bathroom and then take him out into the (sub-zero windchill) Michigan cold and he would be fine, and then testing that theory the next night, we emerged from the experience amazed that something so counterintuitive would work so well. AJ is rolling over and likes to give drooly hugs by diving headfirst into people. Slimy, but satisfying.
Quotes of the week:
"They need to make a Book of Mormon video game so that we can play it on Sundays." -Josh
[Actually that would be cool. Can you imagine being Samuel the Lamanite and dodging arrows? Or being Nephi, and building a ship in a tetris-like game? There's some cool possibilities with this. . . ]
"I'm defeated." -Jake, laying on the floor after running around
"Who's in charge?" -Kar
"I am!" -Jake
We love you guys. Have a great week.
Love,
DKJMJAJB
P.S.-- Is there going to be a reunion this summer? Or is everyone waiting to get together with Mom and Dad when they arrive home? We would love to somehow see as much of you all as we can at some point (of course that's if we still have a job and can pull together the funds). Are there any plans in the works?
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