Head above water

I finally finished my month of obstetrics. I saw a lot of babies born last month. I did over 60 epidurals. I am exhausted, and so is Emily. I started moonlighting on weekends, which meant my hours worked over the last three weeks averaged 113 hours a week. Now this is tough for me and Emily as well because she is stuck with Isaac and the twins. No help in sight. We felt like we're just keeping our heads above water....but progressively running out of energy. This month will be better. Her mom is coming on the 9th and then they are all flying to Utah.
We are looking forward to Thanksgiving in Utah.
Isaac is back in the tent. I wish he could communicate his reasons for why he does certain things. He is making progress, still only half potty trained.
Savannah is still mean half the time. Emily is excited because she is eating rice cereal. She is truly momma's girl.
Sophia is the nicest little baby ever. We continue the stretches on her neck to try and improve her torticollis.
Emily continues to take care of the kids with kindness and patience and is the best wife ever.

Finally

I felt a strange sensation the other day. It was hard at first to realize what was happening, but then it came to me I wasn't sweating. A wave of relief came over when I realized I was feeling cool crisp air. Yes, it finally cooled down in Wichita. And this morning I actually turned my heater on in my jeep!! I saw a few people with coats on, truly sad.