Mother's Day and Chemical Burns

Mother's Day started out just like any other day. It didn't change much until around 5 pm when Wayne got home from work. Wayne is such a wonderful cook, so he whipped me up something good to eat. Chicken and Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo, YUM! Once Shea saw the cake, she wouldn't stop saying "Happy Birthday!" Another highlight of the day was getting to talk to my brother Ryan, who is on his mission in Florida. He called about 3 times throughout the day, and I was able to talk to him with a conference call to my parents house. He is currently the District Leader, and is doing great on his mission! Although, he can't wait to come home to see his favorite sister, ME! ha ha. Ryan has always had a thing with little kids, for some reason they absolutely love him. I can't wait to see what kind of trouble Shea and him get into! Anyway, I am so grateful for my family and all that they do. I can't picture it any other way!

Monday, Wayne gave me a call from work around 3 pm. He said that he had to go the ER. He received a chemical burn at work from sticking his hand in some very powerful bleach!! Ouch! He had gotten a call from the laundry room to take a look at the washing machine. When he got to the laundry room, he began doing the usual. He took off the front panel and got on the ground to look under the machine. He then proceed to go the the maintenance shop to get a tool. On his way to the shop, he noticed his hand tingling. He looked at his hand and it was white in certain areas. WHITE WHITE! He thought to himself, "When did I get paint on my hand?" He then remembered that when he walked into the laundry room, a girl was mopping something up that she had spilled. He then put two and two together, chemical burn. He stuck his hand under some cold water, then proceed to spray burn spray on it. That's when his boss Ed came into the room and saw the burn. He freaked out and took Wayne to the ER. As they drove to the hospital, Security went to the laundry room to get the info off of the bottle for the hospital. The doctor said they got there just in time, any longer his hand could have gotten a lot worse. He is fine and walked away with a few blisters. The Maintenance crew and myself are all happy that nothing happened to his nose, AGAIN!