Today, 3 year old Eli Baumann had to go to the hospital to have part of a plastic worm removed from his nose.  Thankfully, Eli is doing just fine.  The worm has seen better days.

On his way to the ER...

Just before the procedure...

The piece on the left is what was in Eli's nose...

Early Saturday morning, Bart sent out a tweet asking us all to pray.

The Mercy Me tour bus was in an accident. The band is okay (physically), but 2 people in the car lost their lives. The third person in the car (a pregnant woman) needs your prayers.

The Mercy Me concert at Six Flags today has been postponed to Sept 5th.

Please be praying for all involved.

love, Lis

ps: Here's an article I found on-line...

By Natalie Hess Story Published: Aug 8, 2009 at 7:06 AM EDT Story Updated: Aug 8, 2009 at 7:07 AM EDT FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - Two passengers in a car that turned into the path of a tour bus on Lima Road this morning have died, while the driver remains in critical condition. Police say a tour bus was traveling north through a green light at the intersection of Lima and Coliseum Boulevard around 1:15 a.m. this morning when a black car turned abruptly into its path. The car, a black Chevy Corsica, was heading south on Lima but turned suddenly eastbound onto Coliseum, says Public Information Officer Liza Thomas. The car drove directly into the path of the bus. According to police, a female passenger and a male passenger in that car were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. No one on the bus was injured. The identities of the victims are still unknown. The Fort Wayne and Allen County FACT team, Allen County Prosecutor and Allen County Coroner's office are assisting the Fort Wayne Police department with the investigation.

Although we thought "No Name, Fair Game" sounded like a great rule of thumb:) here are the actual rules...

The office refrigerator is a convenience for you to use during the workday. Remember to be considerate of your co-workers as you share this benefit with them.
1. Do not eat or drink foods that do not belong to you.
2. Do not leave food in the refrigerator to rot and smell. If you brought it and didn't eat it, throw it away.
3. Do not leave foods uncovered. This is especially important when the food has a strong odor. Better yet, try not to bring foods that may have a strong odor such as garlic or onions. This is also good advice for your breath during the workday.
4. If your container leaks or spills in the refrigerator, clean the spill.
5. Do not rummage through your co-worker's food to see what they brought or make comments about what they brought to eat.