My little boy turned six and refused to blow out his birthday candles. Or even come over to the table, where his cake was, so we could sing happy birthday to him. Punk. His sister blew out his candles.
My daughter turned eight and spent the day at Chuck E. Cheese being spoiled by Gail. Happiness all around.
I asked to borrow a hand mixer from my sister in law, (Yes, that sister in law) and all of a sudden she was in my house cleaning all my bathrooms and dusting all the kitchen cupboards. I was all, "What??" but I was also, "Oh thank god. I didn't know how I was going to get this place decent for my parent's visit."
My daughter was baptised. She was so happy and soaked up all the attention. After, I had my husband's family over to my house for lunch. All the old ladies sat at the table and chatted and it was nice because they hadn't all been in the same place in well over a year. Felt good.
Pat Benetar and REO Speedwagon, baby!! Forgot my ticket. Nice lady in box office replaced it for me. Abs and hips sore the next day from shakin' it. Managed to keep the voice this time though.
My neck and shoulders are stiff and it hurts. What the heck?
We watched a really suspenseful, black and white, French movie on AMC. It was subtitled.
We watched a really suspenseful, black and white, French movie on AMC. It was subtitled.
The Doobie Brothers and Chicago with the hubbs and sister in law. The audience sucked rocks. Soaked from head to toe in my own sweat.
I read 1200 pages or two books this last week.
Most amazing sunset ever.
Now, I'm going to get off my butt and go work out 'cause I haven't in a long time.





3 comments:
remember when we went to the Matchbox 20 concert,and you forgot your ticket. I'm noticing a trend here.
No, I was not in charge of the ticket situation at Matchbox 20. That would have been Jen or Val. Besides, stuff like that just happens when you go to concerts with girls.
Oh, yea good times! Skw
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