Breath taking Fire report - quick kid update.

Hi all,

An amazing story here about the santiago cyn fire.
http://www.latimes.com/la-burnover-f,0,732907.flash?coll=la-home-center
Thank goodness all the firefighters were OK.

Dad reports that the fire got within 500ft from up the ridge and 500 ft east of the house. YIKES!

About the Kids - Kristina has popped a fourth tooth and Tyler has just started to be able to stand in place for about 30 seconds. We're still waiting for Kristina to start crawling, but she loves standing at the edge of the coffee table.


C ya,
Jason

Back to normal.

Hi all.

Amy is home and doing great. Amy's mom has really worked hard the last week watching the kids while I'm at work and Amy can't lift the kids. Amy is restricted to lift only 10 lbs or less. The kids each weight over 25 lbs. They certainly have no problems eating.

The Silverado fire is finally out and my parents have been able to move back home. There is a lot of clean up, but at least the house was untouched by fire. Here is the oc register website that was covering the fire. http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/sections/news/firecentral/.

enjoy some more pics.

Jason.

Coming back to normal. - almost.

Hi all,

Amy is back at home and recovering from surgery. The gallbladder is out. She feels much better!

My Dad remains evacuated from Silverado canyon from the major fire they had there. He was allowed back there with an escort. He said there was definitely some firefighters busy around his lot. The word was that his house was serving as an attack point to be able to save his house and 4 others surrounding it.

My mother goes in for neck surgery to relieve some pain from arthritis this week. Hopefully all will be back to normal soon.

Amy in the Hospital

Hi all.

Amy is in the hospital with Gallbladder issues. She is going in for surgery tonight to have it removed. She gave me quite a scare when she called me at work and said that she had been admitted to the hospital.

The CA fire is still not fully contained and my parents remain evacuated from thier silverado home. From the maps, it looks like the fire got to about 1000 feet from thier house. Let's hope the santa ana winds don't whip things up again.

Cheers,
Jason