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Thursday, May 21, 2009
Seven Screaming Girls, One Chocolate Fountain and American Idol Finale=????
Bailey decided to have an American Idol Finale party last night with about 6 of her friends. Bart and I decided to go to dinner for a friend's birthday. I'm not so sure that was a good idea. Do you know what you get when you leave 7 screaming girls and a chocolate fountain to watch American Idol? Are you ready for this? Chocolate splattered on the wall and blinds. I am not talking about little tiny splatters here. It looked like they had dipped their pretzels and flung them in the air. We did laugh about it, but I still couldn't believe it. Bart cleaned it up while I drove everyone home, so I guess I really can't complain about it too much. Not sure I'll leave the house next time, but we'll have to see!
Monday, May 18, 2009
Am I evil?
So, last night I decided to take a look at my primary lesson for next week, but then I remembered that we are going to be out of town. Hooray! Am I evil for wishing I could be out of town every other week for a break or wanting every other week to be stake conference? I love those little kiddos, but it is a lot of work. I guess I just wish I had a helper, someone to help with bathroom breaks, gluing projects and lesson prep. I suppose I can just keep plugging along and wondering if I'm evil. hahaha!!!
Friday, May 15, 2009
Caught up at last!
So, I decided to take a day off of work and do whatever I wanted. So far, it has taken me about 2 hours to get caught up on everyone's blogs. I guess the housework might have to wait a while longer. ha ha! There hasn't been too much going on lately. Bart's work has been sporadic, but at least he has had some. I actually planned to take today off, go to the gym with Bart, go to lunch, and spend the day together, but he told me last night he had to work in New Harmony. Oh well, you have to take work when you have it these days. He did tell me that his friend Kelly called him to go fishing for today(before he knew he had to work) and he told him we had plans. I must rate pretty well for my husband to give up fishing (if you know Bart, that is his most favorite thing to do). Well, I'm off to start cleaning. Ta ta for now.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Good news!
Well, we received the best news (what I consider the best news) yesterday. The company Bart works for has secured a job in Cedar City. It's looking like he will only be out of work for about a month or so. What a relief! I asked him if we could go to dinner and he said yes as long as we didn't go overboard, but then I remembered that I had book club and he had already put chicken in the crockpot. I guess we'll have to save our celebration for another night. I also wanted to say thanks to everyone for making my birthday a special day! It's such a great feeling to know I have friends who care about me.
Monday, March 23, 2009
It's finally here....
Well, we've known that this was coming, but it's official, Bart has been laid off. We're hoping for a short-term layoff. He made me breakfast for my birthday this morning, is washing my car, changing the oil and getting the car inspected today. Too bad I can't make enough income for both of us, I could really get used to being so spoiled. It would be great if the honey do list could get worked on everyday. I actually hope that he can keep himself busy, because I know that he is such a workaholic that he will go crazy if it lasts for very long. Anyway, I hope we prepared ourselves enough for this. It's gonna be a fun ride!
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Birthdays, birthdays, birthdays!
So, the last few days have had a few birthdays, my mom celebrated her birthday on Friday (don't worry mom, I won't reveal your age), my niece Angelee celebrated her birthday on Sunday and my sister-in-law Jolene is celebrating today. All three of them have touched my life for the better in different ways. I guess I should start with the first one, mom I hope you had a fabulous birthday. I love my mom and she is a great example to me. She has had a lot of trials in her life and has come through them with flying colors. There was a time in my life when I would have never imagined my mom being excited about receiving new scriptures for her birthday, you've come a long way mom! Next is my niece, Angelee, she is a true example of diligence and hard work. My sister has done a great job raising 4 girls by herself and Angelee has had a lot of obstacles to overcome. She earned a full ride scholarship to ASU and she knows what she wants out of life. I love you Leebop, hope you had a great day! Last, but certainly not least is Jolene, she is one of my best friends. I can talk to her about anything and she is one of the best moms I have ever seen. Her family means everything to her and she is a great example of what a mom, sister, daughter and friend should be. Jolene thanks for being there for me and I hope you have a fantastic birthday!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Even teenagers say the darnedest things...
The other day I was taking Bailey to a friend's house to play night games. I was asking her about who would be there and what they were going to do. She told me about some of the kids that would be there and then she looked at me and said "I don't think there's anyone you need to be worried about." I thought to myself, even teenagers say cute things, don't they?
One more quick story, Bailey called me after school last week and wanted to know if she could have some girlfriends over to watch American Idol. I told her that would be fine. Later that evening, Bart was due home any minute and her friends were coming in about a half hour, she asked me what I was going to do that night. I innocently said "um, watch American Idol." She replied with a whine, "Ah mom, you can't. I don't want you and Dad to watch it with us." I had a gift certificate to Chili's, so when Bart got home I told him he should probably take me to dinner because we were being kicked out of the house. Later he told Bailey "It's okay if you kick mom and I out of the house once in awhile so we can go on a date." I, of course, was devastated that she didn't want us around. We actually arrived home before it was over and it didn't seem to bother anyone that we watched it with them. Oh well, the life of a teenage parent!
One more quick story, Bailey called me after school last week and wanted to know if she could have some girlfriends over to watch American Idol. I told her that would be fine. Later that evening, Bart was due home any minute and her friends were coming in about a half hour, she asked me what I was going to do that night. I innocently said "um, watch American Idol." She replied with a whine, "Ah mom, you can't. I don't want you and Dad to watch it with us." I had a gift certificate to Chili's, so when Bart got home I told him he should probably take me to dinner because we were being kicked out of the house. Later he told Bailey "It's okay if you kick mom and I out of the house once in awhile so we can go on a date." I, of course, was devastated that she didn't want us around. We actually arrived home before it was over and it didn't seem to bother anyone that we watched it with them. Oh well, the life of a teenage parent!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
New post
I really did post pictures of our tree hunt, it's below my thank you to Bailey because I started it before that one. One of these days I'll get the hang of this blogging thing!
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