Saturday, April 14, 2018

Wada Tradition

Well, another Wada tradition has been passed down to the next generation.  I should probably qualify that statement.  The Wada tradition is probably more of a Wada-Miyoshi tradition.

Saturday we received a text with a picture of the grandson with a gash in the head.  Apparently a collision with a dresser handle.  His mom posted the picture in black and white and had folks guess how many stitches it would require.

The Miyoshi text trail exploded.  Each of his uncles and his father have been there and each with their version and number of stitches.  There was a time where we speculated that they were going to name the ER after us due to the number of visits.  And the questions of how it happened without us, the parents being there to verify the account of how it happened.  Then Grandma’s siblings poured in with their ER visit and stitches.  

It was pointed out that if it was a contest of the number of stiches, Gayle reminded everyone that I won.  We just don’t know how many it took to sew my chest up after open heart surgery.  Ouch.  Camden had 4 stitches, did not cry, and is running around with a bandied on his forehead for at least a week.

I was going to post a photo of the gash, but after cropping and converting to black and white, it still gives me the creeps......

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