That was the news today from the Doctor! Emmy's amniotic fluid has drastically rebounded from last week's low value to now being a concern no more! The doctor was running the ultrasound this time and found three pockets of fluid that measured 44 mm, 47 mm and 41 mm, which would have eventually lead to an Amniotic Fluid Index score of 12+, which is near perfect at 35 weeks. Such a relief! Doctor T has approved her for part-time at home work and a part-time at work work. Next Wednesday we go again, and when her fluid is good then, she'll be cleared for full-time at work work. Thanks for all your prayers and thank you Emmy for drinking a gallon of water yesterday! I'm sure that helped!
Speaking of help, it's going to be downright nasty here tomorrow. Ice accumulating up to 0.25" and then snow overnight up to 12", yes that's twelve inches. It's difficult to predict right now because of various factors, so let's hope that the current forecast is a bit conservative. A very interesting story has come up though....listen to this....
The last major snowstorm to his St. Louis was in 1982. Between the 30th and 31st of January, 13.9 inches of snow fell at St. Louis. This is the 3rd greatest 24-hour snowfall total on record for this location. That being said, the last time that the Cardinals won the World Series was in 1982. Of course, as you know, they won again this year. Could we be in for another "big one"?
Let's hope it's not as bad as what Emmy and I experienced in March of 2003 in Colorado, check this out....32 inches in a day and a half!!!!

Our apartment was "protected" somewhat, but look my feet are at the top of the wheel well!

Em and I up to our thighs in snow. Yikes!
Be safe all you St. Louisans!!
Ty
























