A Teaspoon of Fire: The Hottest Thing I've Seen In a While!

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

The Hottest Thing I've Seen In a While!

Yes, my friends, it doesn't get much more attractive than this:

Eric...

In the kitchen,

cooking,

In dress clothes.

Mmm Hmm! :) I love this man!

14 comments:

Liz said...: :) I agree; very attractive! And I'm so glad you love him . . . and his fish . . . and his birds . . . and everything else!; February 10, 2009 at 4:18 PM
Christy said...: very attractive indeed. i don't know if i've ever seen tom quite like that... eric needs to teach him a thing or two. :)

and your kitchen is so cute! i like all the white.; February 10, 2009 at 4:49 PM
The Copelands said...: Hahahaha! I loved that. It is so true though. What wife doesn't love seeing her husband cooking while in dress clothes?; February 10, 2009 at 5:22 PM
Amy said...: Excellent!! Dustin helps me out in the kitchen all the time-and I love it!! I should take pictures too :); February 11, 2009 at 12:41 AM
Jack said...: Priceless. He obviously had no idea you had a camera...obviously.
Thanks for all the help the other night! Mucho appreciative.; February 11, 2009 at 3:39 AM
Joseph & Shaylee said...: Adorable, Joe does that too but I make him wear his John Deere apron to protect his clothes, lol. The big move, back to the Tri-Cities! We don't know which one we will settle in, but Joe has a job offer with Lithia Motors and we will see which one takes him (there are three in the Tri) We are so excited!; February 11, 2009 at 7:32 AM
Briana said...: Shaylee: With Lithia motors?? My dad works for Lithia in Kennewick! What a small world! Where would he be working - in parts, sales, the shop? My dad works in the parts department. Funny, funny!; February 11, 2009 at 9:49 AM
Me said...: Haha, so cute!; February 11, 2009 at 9:51 AM
Anonymous said...: ay, papi. que bueno esta; February 11, 2009 at 10:26 AM
Joseph & Shaylee said...: He would be in the service department, so the shop, eventually he would love to be service manager... a worthy goal. Wow really small world. :); February 11, 2009 at 10:36 AM
Anonymous said...: Verdaderamente estoy de acuerdo con anonimos...jejeje; February 17, 2009 at 3:08 PM
Anonymous said...: This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.; February 17, 2009 at 3:10 PM
Anonymous said...: uuyy,..papacito usted esta buenote, opino lo mismo que anon jejeje...; February 17, 2009 at 9:55 PM
Amy said...: so hot right now.; February 22, 2009 at 11:08 PM

Mosiah 24:14-16

14 And I will also ease the burdens which are put upon your shoulders, that even you cannot feel them upon your backs, even while you are in bondage; and this will I do that ye may stand as witnesses for me hereafter, and that ye may know of a surety that I, the Lord God, do visit my people in their afflictions.

15 And now it came to pass that the burdens which were laid upon Alma and his brethren were made light; yea, the Lord did strengthen them that they could bear up their burdens with ease, and they did submit cheerfully and with patience to all the will of the Lord.

16 And it came to pass that so great was their faith and their patience that the voice of the Lord came unto them again, saying: Be of good comfort, for on the morrow I will deliver you out of bondage.

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5200

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The ANC is the best measure of how well our bodies can fight infection. Normal range is 3000-5000.

History

09/22/14 - 5200
08/29/13 - 6500
07/03/13 - 3400
05/08/13 - 6700
03/12/13 - 3400
01/15/13 - 6000
12/17/12 - 2800
11/20/12 - 4000
10/23/12 - 2400
09/27/12 - 2500
08/27/12 - 3250
07/27/12 -1500 begin Off-treatment check-ups!
06/28/12 - 2700
05/31/12 - 1364
05/03/12 -1500 begin Maintenance course #6
04/19/12 - 1500
04/05/12 - 2100
03/08/12 - 1300
02/23/12 - 1000
02/09/12 - 1700 begin Maintenance course #5
01/12/12 - 1700
12/29/11 - 1200
12/15/11 - 1900
12/10/11 - 1392
12/08/11 - 2200 ED w/ fever
12/07/11 - 2900 ED w/ fever
12/04/11 - 3405 ED w/ fever
11/27/11 - 4000
11/17/11 - 6300 begin Maintenance Course #4
11/14/11 - 1700
11/07/11 - 800
11/03/11 - 2300
11/02/11 - 2600 ED w/ fever
10/20/11 - 2968
10/6/11 - 1100
9/20/11 - 700
9/12/11 - 1400
9/9/11 - 700
9/6/11 - 200
9/5/11 - 0 Fever/Hospitalized
9/1/11 - 300
8/25/11 - 500
8/11/11 - 1100
7/28/11 - 1200
7/26/11 - 990
7/14/11 - 1053
6/30/11 - 300
6/27/11 - 529
6/25/11 - 230
6/20/11 - 252
6/17/11 - 160
6/14/11 - 100
6/13/11 - 225 Blood Infection, In Hospital
6/02/11 - 1100 Maintenance Course #2
5/18/11 - 3900
5/04/11 - 3420 Back on Maintenance
4/29/11 - 1302
4/21/11 - 1700
4/18/11 - 3225 HDMTX Rd 4 End
4/14/11 - 1849
4/10/11 - 452 HDMTX Rd4 Delay
4/06/11 - 280
4/03/11 - 141 HDMTX Rd4 Delay
3/31/11 - 288
3/29/11 - 260 Leave Hospital
3/28/11 - 224
3/27/11 - 267 Fever/Hospitalized
3/24/11 - 897 Fever
3/24/11 - 456 HDMTX Rd3 End
3/20/11 - 1175 HDMTX Rd3 Start
3/15/11 - 1175
3/10/11 - 1780
3/7/11 - 1586 HDMTX Rd2 End
3/3/11 - 2350 HDMTX Rd2 Start
2/24/11 - 300 HDMTX Delay
2/18/11 - 570
2/14/11 - 3400 HDMTX Rd1 End
2/11/11 - 1558 HDMTX Rd1 Start
2/9/11 - 700 HDMTX Rd1 Delay
2/8/11 - 326 HDMTX Rd1 Delay
2/6/11 - 56 Leave Hospital
2/5/11 - 54
2/4/11 - 279
2/3/11 - 468
2/2/11 - 672
2/1/11 - 1380 Fever/Hospitalized - Low O2
1/26/11 - 1044
1/24/11 - 3276 ER with Fever
1/14/11 - 3120
12/28/10 - 8250 Start Maintenance Finally...
12/23/10 - 4200
12/20/10 - 540 Maintenance Delay/BMA
12/19/10 - 308 Leave Hospital
12/18/10 - 0
12/16/10 - 90 Maintenance Delay/Fever/Hospitalized
12/13/10 - 220 Maintenance Delay
12/06/10 - 575 Maintenance Delay
11/29/10 - 891 Fever
11/28/10 - 476 Maintenance Delay
11/18/10 - 814 Complete DI
11/11/10 - 540
11/04/10 - 628
10/28/10 - 972
10/20/10 - 590 Mid-DI Delay
10/11/10 - 431 Mid-DI Delay
10/05/10 - 800
09/28/10 - 7200 (false high - steriods)
09/24/10 - 3388
09/20/10 - 1927 Start DI
09/14/10 - 591 DI Delay
09/09/10 - 644 DI Delay
08/25/10 - 807 Complete IM
08/15/10 - 1120
08/04/10 - 1615
07/25/10 - 2112
07/13/10 - 1800 Start IM
07/06/10 - 140 IM Delay
06/29/10 - 0 IM Delay
06/27/10 - 62 IM Delay
06/23/10 - 40 Complete Consolidation
06/16/10 - 572
06/09/10 - 2100
06/02/10 - 1300
05/26/10 - 234 Mid-Con Delay
05/19/10 - 400 Mid-Con Delay
05/12/10 - 520
05/08/10 - 840
05/05/10 - 856
04/28/10 - 3145 Start Consolidation
04/22/10 - 726 Delayed
04/17/10 - 300 Induction Complete
04/09/10 - 42
04/07/10 - 286 Leave Hospital
04/06/10 - 492
04/05/10 - 342
04/04/10 - 96
04/03/10 - 0
04/02/10 - 0
04/01/10 - 0 Fever/Port Infected/Hospitalized
03/30/10 - 0
03/26/10 - 10
03/23/10 - 42 Leave Hospital
03/22/10 - 57
03/21/10 - 96
03/20/10 - 158
03/19/10 - 178 - Evening First Chemo
03/19/10 - 371 - Morning
03/18/10 - 2097 - Evening Diagnosis

A Teaspoon of Fire

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

The Hottest Thing I've Seen In a While!

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