My brother-in-law looked up the weight of a single axle of Hybrid car. (1000 lbs per). How bout that for miracles!
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Remains of the weekend
We have half a coat left. Sebastian, even in total pain, was pretty peeved about the coat. He was crying for the ambulance folks not to cut his coat. (It was a new coat that he had just received). That whole scene will always be a nightmare in my mind. We've gotten a few coats since then from people which we are very thankful for. 
My brother-in-law looked up the weight of a single axle of Hybrid car. (1000 lbs per). How bout that for miracles!
My brother-in-law looked up the weight of a single axle of Hybrid car. (1000 lbs per). How bout that for miracles!
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Good thing coats are replaceable...
Thanks for the updates - hopefully some of these new memories of him home can quickly replace the ones created about a week ago...
love,
h.
From the "in case you're curious" file -- Found this online: (2004) Toyota Prius: 2,890 pounds, the Prius' weight is about average for a car of this class.
Then plus there is the weight of the person in the car!
I hope she is doing O.K. This had to be a nightmare for her, too.
Hmm
My last comment says 8:54 AM and it was instead 10:56 AM (?)Go figure!
Going home is always good news.
Seb is a pretty resilient kid.
Cherity was also very concerned about the lady driving the car. The lady was a grandmother picking up, I believe, her grandaughter. Cherity gave her a hug before we even left for the hospital and called her back while we were at the hospital over the weekend and talked to her for about a half an hour and told her how Sebastian was doing. The lady sent Sebby a large Teddy bear with a nice card.
Cherity's reaction to the grandmother was one huge way of showing the light of Jesus to her. Wow. It's crazy the way we make connections sometimes.
Love always,
Lee
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