April 8, 2012 - Happy Easter

We had an Easter Egg hunt, in the backyard, with Stacy, Jackie and their cousin Dylan. It was great fun even for Jackie. She didn't really understand what was going on, and so we provided her with a little assistance. Jackie ended up with six eggs to Stacy's 22 and Dylan's 18 (at least I think that was what they ended up with). Even after the "hunt" was over Jackie was having so much fun just running around with her basket she just continued while Stacy and Dylan sat down and took stock of their new found treasures. It was great with all the activity and Jason had a great time with the kids - probably the best he's had so far, though the beach was pretty good.

The sad part of the day was that tomorrow it is back to just Jason and I, and Larry the Home Health Aide. David (Dylan's dad) and his family had to head back up to Los Angeles, Mom (Linda) had to leave tonight to return to Livermore, and the girls will be gone for the next two weeks. These next two weeks should be good, particularly the end of the second week, as we should hear about what was discussed for Jason's next steps with recovery. Stay tuned for the exciting days to come.

Thank you, for all your prayers and continued support. God gave us all a second chance when Jesus was killed and then resurrected and I believe Jason has been given a second chance with his life.

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  1. AnonymousApril 8, 2012 at 10:08 PM

    Hsppy Easter and Spring Ross Clan!

    Karen & Rob
    Livermore Friends

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  2. AnonymousApril 9, 2012 at 1:16 AM

    Happy Easter to all of you. Thanks for writing the blog. I really enjoyed reading it. Jason, you and family are in my daily prayers. I really admire the courage and determination should be you and family. Take care and God bless all.

    Susan Chan
    Singapore

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