Life is easy. Why do we make it so hard? | Jon Jandai | TEDxDoiSuthep

Today it's a cool 99 degrees in the shade and 106 in the sun at almost 6:30 in the evening.

The never-ending week looks like it is actually finally coming to an end. I'm pretty sure this has been without a doubt, the longest week of my life and tomorrow back to this thing called a job. Good thing I only have three more days!

So today Nuria and I were supposed to go to a spa with friends but instead we buried our baby boy. Quite a change of plans. It was short and sweet and now he is resting in the same place as some of his family from Argentina. We originally planned for him to be buried with Nuria's mother, brother and grandparents but since they just opened the tomb in December for Nuria's grandfather, it can't be opened for another five years. 

We know he's up in heaven enjoying all the friends and family who are there as well and one day we will all be together again.

R.I.P. Samuel Martin Martín

A funny story from all this is that Lara, my niece, referred  to Samuel as her little brother and not her cousin. So she was always telling people that she was going to have a little brother and my sister in law just had to keep telling everyone that she was talking about her cousin, not her brother.

Free at last! Free at last!  Thank God almighty, she's free at last! 

After 26 long and difficult days, Nuria is finally at home. Hopefully,  little by little she will recover and get back to being a normal, healthy person.

If I never have to return to the hospital that would be perfectly ok with me but I am forever grateful for all the wonderful doctors, nurses and staff that helped us in whatever way they could.