I just love seeing Emma and Drew laugh and giggle. Nothing is better! We need more laughter in this world. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had more smiles and laughter?

Ew… bad news kids, Grandma Cunningham fell and needs 3 titanium pins in her hip. She fell getting out of the car and needs some extra prayers. She should be out of the hospital by the end of the week…fingers crossed.

This last weekend was Fathers day and what an amazing day it was. Just knowing your kids love you is priceless…well the gifts didn’t hurt either * WINK *

Today’s tommylog is about my cousin Dan and his 100 mile bike ride to help cure diabetes. What a noble cause. His goal is to raise $600 and he is at $500. So if you can please give a little to help the cause.

GO DANNY!!!!

You can click here to donate –> http://bit.ly/dantour

Baby Drew had a rough evening last night. Mom decided to stay home with him. Things just didn’t feel right so mom took drew to the Dr to see about his condition. They were extremely concerned about his lungs and immediately admitted him to St. Elizabeth Hospital. Baby Drew is int eh best care Affinity Health doctors can provide. He is eating, wetting and getting stronger every moment. Thanks Dr Warner for being wise enough to send him to the right place and THANK YOU Pink Lion and the people at St. Elizabeth for their extra special care.

UPDATE: RSV test came back Neg!

This story comes full circle. Today I received a phone call from the Affinity Health doctor that was responsible for seeing Baby Drew. I heard the 2 words that rarely if ever get said, I’m Sorry. She said I’M SORRY!!! I’m 100%, do not pass go, do not collect $200 BLOWN AWAY with the fact that someone called to apologize. How awesome is that!! When was the last time someone actually said “I’m sorry?” People screw up all the time, but how pleasant is it when someone actually admits it. A prime example of excellent customer service. Affinity Health has a customer for life and this is reason #1.

Today was truly an AMAZING day. Every other week we have a breakfast tweetup at BlueBerry Hill. Well this week, Affinity Health offered to host the breakfast at St Elizabeth hospital. We had civic leaders there, the president of the hospital, their PR firm and many many others. Over 40 in all were in attendance. What a true testament to the friends I have here in NE Wisconsin. Its truly humbling the lasting relationships I have made.