Comments on: Stitches Stories http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/ Changing the World........... or something like that Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:29:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Lisa Young http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2497 Lisa Young Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:54:36 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2497 it seems like a lucky and mysterious spot to get stitches...When she is older, that will be an interesting eyebrown. Lucky becaues if all else fails, use a brow pencil. But my condolences for the boo-boo. it seems like a lucky and mysterious spot to get stitches…When she is older, that will be an interesting eyebrown. Lucky becaues if all else fails, use a brow pencil. But my condolences for the boo-boo.

]]> By: J0SH44 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2495 J0SH44 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:03:24 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2495 I suppose I could, I just figured that it added to the drama of the pictures. Or something like that. (actually didn't notice till I looked at them on the computer, but didn't feel like taking new ones or cleaning her up with photoshop, too lazy) I suppose I could, I just figured that it added to the drama of the pictures. Or something like that.

(actually didn’t notice till I looked at them on the computer, but didn’t feel like taking new ones or cleaning her up with photoshop, too lazy)

]]> By: Jeanne http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2494 Jeanne Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:59:34 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2494 I said it once but ill say it again, I feel bad for Ali but she took it like a champ just like I thought she would!!! She is starting the Osborne tradition very well!!! But next time you decide to take pictures of your daughter's scare, could you please clean the boogers from her nose and the gunk in her eyes! child services will be called on you guys soon enough if you keep that up!!! :) thanks!!! :) I said it once but ill say it again,
I feel bad for Ali but she took it like a champ just like I thought she would!!! She is starting the Osborne tradition very well!!! But next time you decide to take pictures of your daughter’s scare, could you please clean the boogers from her nose and the gunk in her eyes! child services will be called on you guys soon enough if you keep that up!!! :) thanks!!! :)

]]> By: J0SH44 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2492 J0SH44 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:02:44 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2492 Oh I remember that. I just figured since you guys didn't want to be questioned again by child services and decided to give me butterfly bandages and a big scar it didn't count since there were no stitches involved. I remember taking Jason out from behind causing him to smash his head into the school door. I also remember when we were playing in the sun room on Oak Street and he fell and hit his head on a toy gun, again resulting in stitches. Like I said, I can remember when I wasn't the one getting stitches but I have a hard time remembering the details around the events where I did need stitches. I only remember one time and only being velcroed down to the table and trying to break out of the velcro. That is about all I can remember. Oh I remember that. I just figured since you guys didn’t want to be questioned again by child services and decided to give me butterfly bandages and a big scar it didn’t count since there were no stitches involved.
I remember taking Jason out from behind causing him to smash his head into the school door. I also remember when we were playing in the sun room on Oak Street and he fell and hit his head on a toy gun, again resulting in stitches. Like I said, I can remember when I wasn’t the one getting stitches but I have a hard time remembering the details around the events where I did need stitches. I only remember one time and only being velcroed down to the table and trying to break out of the velcro. That is about all I can remember.

]]> By: grandma Cindy http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2490 grandma Cindy Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:49:05 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2490 Poor Ali.....Poor mom and dad...I think it is worse for mom and dad (and grandmas) than it is for the child! Josh, you forgot about the time you had your stitches on the top of your head removed and we went to the basketball game at the high school that night. We thought you and Chad Swartz would be safe in the "padded" wrestling room.....WRONG! Your chin and the top of Chad's head collided....We did not want to head back to the hospital so..... luckily the ems guys had a few butterfly bandages and we were able to use them.Of course they tend to leave a scar. Or which one of you guys tried to "bargain" with the doctors to just use "butterflies" instead of stitches? Or maybe the time YOU shoved your brother into the door at the high school and split open his head? And by the way they had not started to stitch up Jason yet when I fainted...I was still trying to keep pressure on the wound.....ha i guess i did not do that as long as I should have....hhhmmmm Give Ali a BIG hug from me! later.... Poor Ali…..Poor mom and dad…I think it is worse for mom and dad (and grandmas) than it is for the child!
Josh, you forgot about the time you had your stitches on the top of your head removed and we went to the basketball game at the high school that night. We thought you and Chad Swartz would be safe in the “padded” wrestling room…..WRONG! Your chin and the top of Chad’s head collided….We did not want to head back to the hospital so….. luckily the ems guys had a few butterfly bandages and we were able to use them.Of course they tend to leave a scar. Or which one of you guys tried to “bargain” with the doctors to just use “butterflies” instead of stitches? Or maybe the time YOU shoved your brother into the door at the high school and split open his head?
And by the way they had not started to stitch up Jason yet when I fainted…I was still trying to keep pressure on the wound…..ha i guess i did not do that as long as I should have….hhhmmmm Give Ali a BIG hug from me! later….

]]> By: Big G http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2491 Big G Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:40:21 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2491 I have tons of stories to tell…but will stick with just one. We were camping over at Pokagon on top of the hill. Jason was riding his bike,(can’t remember how old he was) and fell off of the bike, cutting his forehead open. Thank God, Pat Heider was there with his car, so that we didn’t have to pack up the motorhome to take Jason to the hospital in Angola. On the way there, there were sosme detours, due to road construction, but we got there, and Pat sat outside in his car (smart thinking).Jim and I went in, sat down, and soon a man that we thought must be the janitor started moving chairs around…talking to us while doing so. Soon he said ok, come in now, and guss what HE was the doctor. This is where the fun begins. Dr. says looks like about 6 stitches—-Jason says no KUE (his way of saying 2). Dr. says 5 and Jason says 3…and so they settled on about 4 I think. All the while the Dr. is laughing. Anyways..how would anyone like to have to make the call to Cindy and Tom to tell them you had to take Jason to the hospital. Made me sick to my stomach to do so. But they took it in their stride, and YES they left him with us again after that. Needless to say our supper at the campground was late that night. I have tons of stories to tell…but will stick with just one. We were camping over at Pokagon on top of the hill. Jason was riding his bike,(can’t remember how old he was) and fell off of the bike, cutting his forehead open. Thank God, Pat Heider was there with his car, so that we didn’t have to pack up the motorhome to take Jason to the hospital in Angola. On the way there, there were sosme detours, due to road construction, but we got there, and Pat sat outside in his car (smart thinking).Jim and I went in, sat down, and soon a man that we thought must be the janitor started moving chairs around…talking to us while doing so. Soon he said ok, come in now, and guss what HE was the doctor. This is where the fun begins. Dr. says looks like about 6 stitches—-Jason says no KUE (his way of saying 2). Dr. says 5 and Jason says 3…and so they settled on about 4 I think. All the while the Dr. is laughing. Anyways..how would anyone like to have to make the call to Cindy and Tom to tell them you had to take Jason to the hospital. Made me sick to my stomach to do so. But they took it in their stride, and YES they left him with us again after that. Needless to say our supper at the campground was late that night.

]]> By: Karl http://www.joshandcolleen.com/stitches-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-2487 Karl Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:52:43 +0000 http://www.joshandcolleen.com/?p=353#comment-2487 Poor pookie. At least it's in her eyebrow so you won't see the scar! I'll give her a kiss when I get home from work tonight. Poor pookie. At least it’s in her eyebrow so you won’t see the scar! I’ll give her a kiss when I get home from work tonight.

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