Day 564 - Fancy Brunch 🥐🍳& Mall Returns! 👕💉

Sunday, July 17th, 2022

✔️ Brunch at a fancy hotel 🍳👨🏼‍🍳🥐🥓🥞🍍

We took James to a hotel on the bay that had an amazing buffet. James had tastes of mango 🥭 and pineapple🍍. He eventually fell asleep since it was in the middle of his nap time. Mom changed his diaper in the handicap stall of a women's restroom since there was not a family restroom. Needless to say it was a big ideal. Trying to open three of the heaviest doors in the world and pushing through an extra long double stroller. Then dealing with five different cords and tubing while James is getting stronger kicking and sliding all over. Afterwards we took a rest in the lounge area to charge up some equipment before making our way outside. Dad wanted to show us this wonderful scenery he found on a stroll he once had. The temperature was around 107°. 

✔️Trip to the mall to make a return 👕☕💊 🧢💉

We took James to the International Mall again since we needed to do something indoors due to the heat and daily thunderstorm. We had an errand to run anyways. James experienced Untucked 👕, GNC 💊, the Baby Gap (where he tried on his first hat 🧢), and the place that gives B12 injections 💉. Mom and Dad thought it would be a good idea to get a triple immunity shot. We also wanted to make sure that James' equipment was fully charged, so we stopped by what used to be a Starbucks ☕ (but is now some unknown coffee shop) and plugged him in. Unfortunately the pulse ox machine has the shortest battery life and only lasts about 2½ hours. And with most of the medical equipment if you are using it while it is charging, it's not really charging that much. The equipment drains faster than it can charge. We wrapped up our mall visit with an early dinner in the food court. James sat in his first public wooden high chair. Once the pulse ox machine's battery officially dies that is our key to head home.

James is wearing a new yellow polo shirt that Mom picked up for James yesterday at Target.

P.S. You can email James your love and support as often as you’d like. Mom and Dad read these email to James as they come in. We all love them! JamesWestonAbramowitz@gmail.com