So here is something that every parent dreams of....having the video camera running when your child decides to take their first steps. Well guess what happened tonight!?!?!?!
Well we "ALMOST" got it on video for her first steps, but either way she started walking tonight!
So Katy decided to play with this plastic hat object that has been laying around the house and it was hilarious! So Alicia got the video going and you need to see my shock as I watch what transpired.
Now while we just barely missed the first few steps, I got to see my baby's first steps! So we of course got her to do it again on video this time!
So walking at 10 months! Woohoo!
Sunday, April 27, 2008
From Weeds to Garden...Like Magic!
So this weekend we just decided on a whim to till up the land behind the house and build a garden.
The crazy part is we first started by going to Home Depot in the morning to buy some tools to dig up everything and weed everywhere. After a fun-filled morning shopping, we spent a good part of the afternoon weeding when Alicia had an ingenious idea:
"Why don't we just till this all up instead of removing the weeds one by one?"
So off to the neighbors I went to find a till. No luck, but they told me a place about .5 miles from the house where I could rent one for $20!
So I went by and loaded up the van and brought home the tiller and got started!
We dug up some interesting things while we were tilling the land, but our favorite was a fork.
Now you might ask, why would we care so much for a fork? Well, we have discovered that there are forks in virtually every location we can think of. We have found a fork in each of the vents in the floor in our living room; we found one in the sewer pipe clean out; we found one in the rocks in the basement where the furnace is; we found one in the crawl space in the back room; and now we have found one while digging up the yard. So forks hold a very special place in our hearts in our new home!
Here is a video of the work, and the final picture of completion!
The crazy part is we first started by going to Home Depot in the morning to buy some tools to dig up everything and weed everywhere. After a fun-filled morning shopping, we spent a good part of the afternoon weeding when Alicia had an ingenious idea:
"Why don't we just till this all up instead of removing the weeds one by one?"
So off to the neighbors I went to find a till. No luck, but they told me a place about .5 miles from the house where I could rent one for $20!
So I went by and loaded up the van and brought home the tiller and got started!
We dug up some interesting things while we were tilling the land, but our favorite was a fork.
Now you might ask, why would we care so much for a fork? Well, we have discovered that there are forks in virtually every location we can think of. We have found a fork in each of the vents in the floor in our living room; we found one in the sewer pipe clean out; we found one in the rocks in the basement where the furnace is; we found one in the crawl space in the back room; and now we have found one while digging up the yard. So forks hold a very special place in our hearts in our new home!
Here is a video of the work, and the final picture of completion!
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Deal or New Deal Pics and Real try out Story!
So here is the real story from the guy who lived it!
We got there pretty late in the afternoon and I was dropped off to get in line. I was probably the 200th person or so, and thus began a very long night. We all met at the RC Willey in Salt Lake City waiting to try out for the show. Alicia stuck around with the kids just long enough to get some free bread sticks from Little Caesars. There were these ladies going around collecting money for a dance-a-thon that they were going to be putting on later that evening. I really did not want to participate (since I hadn't brought any cash in the first place).
Alicia insisted that I needed to have a photocopy of my driver's license or ID to hand in with the application. Word spread like wildfire and within 20 minutes, she had over 15 IDs in her hand and about $30 cash to go make photocopies at the local Kinkos. So we at least paid for the gas it took us to get up there! So she dropped off the copies and headed home for the night.
The night began great. There were some ladies in front of me that brought cots to sleep on and gave me one of there extra chairs to sit in, which I eventually used for my bed the rest of the night, though I did not get much sleep. I was frantically calling friends and family as I was finishing up the application so that I could have a list of "supporters" ready. I was proud of myself, knowing I had everything filled out and ready to go, so I pulled out my phone and played solitaire. Around 11pm, I decided to try and get some shuteye, or so I thought.
By midnight, Little Caesars and Red Robin on a loud speaker announced that they were cosing up and so anyone that wanted to buy the last of their food, it was their last chance. (I think the next time I hear of something like this going on, I am going to set up my grill and make burgers for people).
Around 1am, I think I was finally getting some sleep when suddenly some drunk guys were calling out to their girlfriends right in front of us and were wandering around in the lines looking for them. It was starting to get extremely cold (and we found out later it was in the low 20's!)
If that wasn't bad enough around 3am, some guy starting yelling out "Marco" and those who were awake stood in silence when all of a sudden several people started yelling out "Polo" and thus began a chain of memories for me in the swimming pool with Allen Van and my brother Daniel playing a childhood game and yelling "fish out of water" at every moment. To say the least, that did not help me sleep at all.
Around 5am everyone was awake as more people started arriving off the TRAX station to start getting in line. It was funny because the cops kept calling out license plate numbers to give people chances to move their cars or get tickets. Some people were smart but others never responded so some got towed and hauled away. Of course this caused for some drama but since the cops had been announcing it all night, I can't see how someone didn't know!
Here was the scene when I woke up:
By 7am, the ladies in front of me were getting their hair in curlers. The younger women behind me were getting make-up and such on and were practicing what they wanted to say. The older women went to their cars at the wrong time because a few moments later the announcement was made that we were heading inside and to pack up our things. The line was going to be moving in 20 minutes. I thought that was plenty of time, but those ladies had not returned and I was not about to sit there and wait any longer....I had been here all night! So onward!
Once inside we sat there for about an hour before they decided to start taking us in groups of 10 around 9am. There were several people practicing what to say and I think I heard some crazy stories along the way. We sat there for about 45 minutes finishing the new application they handed us and waited patiently.
The casting director came to the front and made the announcement that we were all going to have 20 seconds to tell our story, one at a time until all 10 of us were done. They would keep a few behind and send the rest on their way. I almost felt like I was at Disneyland in line for a ride. We were all herded in like cattle and then when we were done, sure enough we ended up right inside RC Willey where we were given coupons and welcomed by sales folks ready to harvest us for our information and money. (Actually it wasn't that bad, but you could tell some of them were excited hoping to get some good sales that day!)
They actually kept three people from my group and it turns out that they didn't need my big application as they had us fill out that smaller version I mentioned, ad when we handed them in they didn't want the bigger application, and the photocopies of the IDs were not required either. I was sad they didn't keep me behind but the casting director said that just because someone is held behind does not mean anything, and it can take up to one year before you can even be contacted about going through the more formal interview process.
So for the time being, I am in limbo, but what an experience! I still have my long application filled out, so I think I am going to go ahead and make the 5 minute video and send that in too.
So there you have it!
Here is a video from when I was right at the front of the line. I just got a brief shot of my group...the first three people in front of me that appear are the ones that they kept behind:
We got there pretty late in the afternoon and I was dropped off to get in line. I was probably the 200th person or so, and thus began a very long night. We all met at the RC Willey in Salt Lake City waiting to try out for the show. Alicia stuck around with the kids just long enough to get some free bread sticks from Little Caesars. There were these ladies going around collecting money for a dance-a-thon that they were going to be putting on later that evening. I really did not want to participate (since I hadn't brought any cash in the first place).
Alicia insisted that I needed to have a photocopy of my driver's license or ID to hand in with the application. Word spread like wildfire and within 20 minutes, she had over 15 IDs in her hand and about $30 cash to go make photocopies at the local Kinkos. So we at least paid for the gas it took us to get up there! So she dropped off the copies and headed home for the night.
The night began great. There were some ladies in front of me that brought cots to sleep on and gave me one of there extra chairs to sit in, which I eventually used for my bed the rest of the night, though I did not get much sleep. I was frantically calling friends and family as I was finishing up the application so that I could have a list of "supporters" ready. I was proud of myself, knowing I had everything filled out and ready to go, so I pulled out my phone and played solitaire. Around 11pm, I decided to try and get some shuteye, or so I thought.
By midnight, Little Caesars and Red Robin on a loud speaker announced that they were cosing up and so anyone that wanted to buy the last of their food, it was their last chance. (I think the next time I hear of something like this going on, I am going to set up my grill and make burgers for people).
Around 1am, I think I was finally getting some sleep when suddenly some drunk guys were calling out to their girlfriends right in front of us and were wandering around in the lines looking for them. It was starting to get extremely cold (and we found out later it was in the low 20's!)
If that wasn't bad enough around 3am, some guy starting yelling out "Marco" and those who were awake stood in silence when all of a sudden several people started yelling out "Polo" and thus began a chain of memories for me in the swimming pool with Allen Van and my brother Daniel playing a childhood game and yelling "fish out of water" at every moment. To say the least, that did not help me sleep at all.
Around 5am everyone was awake as more people started arriving off the TRAX station to start getting in line. It was funny because the cops kept calling out license plate numbers to give people chances to move their cars or get tickets. Some people were smart but others never responded so some got towed and hauled away. Of course this caused for some drama but since the cops had been announcing it all night, I can't see how someone didn't know!
Here was the scene when I woke up:
By 7am, the ladies in front of me were getting their hair in curlers. The younger women behind me were getting make-up and such on and were practicing what they wanted to say. The older women went to their cars at the wrong time because a few moments later the announcement was made that we were heading inside and to pack up our things. The line was going to be moving in 20 minutes. I thought that was plenty of time, but those ladies had not returned and I was not about to sit there and wait any longer....I had been here all night! So onward!
Once inside we sat there for about an hour before they decided to start taking us in groups of 10 around 9am. There were several people practicing what to say and I think I heard some crazy stories along the way. We sat there for about 45 minutes finishing the new application they handed us and waited patiently.
The casting director came to the front and made the announcement that we were all going to have 20 seconds to tell our story, one at a time until all 10 of us were done. They would keep a few behind and send the rest on their way. I almost felt like I was at Disneyland in line for a ride. We were all herded in like cattle and then when we were done, sure enough we ended up right inside RC Willey where we were given coupons and welcomed by sales folks ready to harvest us for our information and money. (Actually it wasn't that bad, but you could tell some of them were excited hoping to get some good sales that day!)
They actually kept three people from my group and it turns out that they didn't need my big application as they had us fill out that smaller version I mentioned, ad when we handed them in they didn't want the bigger application, and the photocopies of the IDs were not required either. I was sad they didn't keep me behind but the casting director said that just because someone is held behind does not mean anything, and it can take up to one year before you can even be contacted about going through the more formal interview process.
So for the time being, I am in limbo, but what an experience! I still have my long application filled out, so I think I am going to go ahead and make the 5 minute video and send that in too.
So there you have it!
Here is a video from when I was right at the front of the line. I just got a brief shot of my group...the first three people in front of me that appear are the ones that they kept behind:
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Two Years Ago......
It was Easter morning and my water had broke and we knew for sure that Ruby would make her entrance into the world that day! After taking my time to get to the hospital being calmed, cooled and collected, Ruby made her appearance after only 7 minutes worth of pushing. She arrived around 8:30 in the evening weighing a whopping 7 lbs 14 oz! My baby came out with spitfire and that's how she remains today.
Today she is 2.
She still screams just as loud and knows what she wants. At least she is 2 now so that I can at least blame it on the terrible twos. But we all know that's just how Ruby is. Like tonight for instance. The guy at Chuck E Cheese didn't really want me to leave with Ruby because the invisible stamp was remaining invisible. I just told him "Trust me, she's mine. And if anyone tried to take her, they would bring her back because she is just too loud."
Ruby got two new outfits and a TMX Elmo doll. We actually had the guy behind the counter hide the Elmo so we could have Ruby give a ticket so that she could win the prize of Elmo! :)
She said she has enjoyed her birthday.
I love you Ruby, Happy Birthday!
PS: Dad typed this for mom since she was feeding the baby, so any misspellings and such you can blame him since Alicia thinks that daddy can type 1 million words a minute
Dad says thank you and happy birthday
Last year's 1st birthday cake picture!!
This year at Chuck E. Cheese!!
Today she is 2.
She still screams just as loud and knows what she wants. At least she is 2 now so that I can at least blame it on the terrible twos. But we all know that's just how Ruby is. Like tonight for instance. The guy at Chuck E Cheese didn't really want me to leave with Ruby because the invisible stamp was remaining invisible. I just told him "Trust me, she's mine. And if anyone tried to take her, they would bring her back because she is just too loud."
Ruby got two new outfits and a TMX Elmo doll. We actually had the guy behind the counter hide the Elmo so we could have Ruby give a ticket so that she could win the prize of Elmo! :)
She said she has enjoyed her birthday.
I love you Ruby, Happy Birthday!
PS: Dad typed this for mom since she was feeding the baby, so any misspellings and such you can blame him since Alicia thinks that daddy can type 1 million words a minute
Dad says thank you and happy birthday
Last year's 1st birthday cake picture!!
This year at Chuck E. Cheese!!
Monday, April 14, 2008
Ruby's 2nd Birthday (the 1st round)
We all went up to my Mom's house for Ruby's first round of birthday celebrations to ring in the fact that my baby is almost 2 years old!! WOW!! Where did those two years go?? Ruby is really into Elmo, so that was the theme for the day. She seemed like she had a great time and she even blew out her candles too!! Happy birthday Ruby....
Our Big Night Out
Well Steve and I don't get many chances to go out together much less dress up for a formal ball, but that is where we found ourselves on Saturday night. The Annual Alumni BYU Ball in the new Alumni building named after Pres. Hinkley.
Everyone needs to be proud of me that I actually left Katy alone with her sisters and the babysitter for the night. We went with our friends Josh and Carly since Josh is an alum too. We went to dinner at Applebee's and it was so much fun. Dinner with NO kids. WOW!! We need to do that more often. I finally got to eat my riblets with no kids wanting a taste and eating most of my food.
After dinner we went to Dairy Queen and that turned into an adventure. There were four people working there (2 guys it was their first day, no manager, one cook, and a lady from another store). Steve's small dipped cone turned out to be about 6 inches high and my chocolate malt was just chocolate ice cream with some malt stuff in it. They didn't even know were the button was for a malt so they charged me for a small sundae instead. It was so funny.
The Ball was great. We had a ton of fun while we were there. There were tons of little things from Pres. Hinkley there. Pictures from campus when it really wasn't that big and tons of old yearbooks. There was a wide variety of people there too from ones that were still in school to the almost older than dirt. Dancing was so much fun! They had a great band there and we got to see a mini-performance of a group called 'Noteworthy'. The girls were awesome!!!!
All in all our night was so much fun. I can't wait until next year's ball.
Everyone needs to be proud of me that I actually left Katy alone with her sisters and the babysitter for the night. We went with our friends Josh and Carly since Josh is an alum too. We went to dinner at Applebee's and it was so much fun. Dinner with NO kids. WOW!! We need to do that more often. I finally got to eat my riblets with no kids wanting a taste and eating most of my food.
After dinner we went to Dairy Queen and that turned into an adventure. There were four people working there (2 guys it was their first day, no manager, one cook, and a lady from another store). Steve's small dipped cone turned out to be about 6 inches high and my chocolate malt was just chocolate ice cream with some malt stuff in it. They didn't even know were the button was for a malt so they charged me for a small sundae instead. It was so funny.
The Ball was great. We had a ton of fun while we were there. There were tons of little things from Pres. Hinkley there. Pictures from campus when it really wasn't that big and tons of old yearbooks. There was a wide variety of people there too from ones that were still in school to the almost older than dirt. Dancing was so much fun! They had a great band there and we got to see a mini-performance of a group called 'Noteworthy'. The girls were awesome!!!!
All in all our night was so much fun. I can't wait until next year's ball.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Deal or No Deal
That's Right it's Deal or No Deal time for Steve. Local open auditions were today and so we all packed up Steve last night to sleep over outside of the SLC RCWilley to wait for 10 am. It was a hoot. Steve has wanted to be on this show forever and is taking the whole angle of growing up in Vegas but never gambling. Last night was a warm 30 degrees and I am glad that I won't be picking up a frozen husband this morning.
They have let some of the folks who braved the night into the building, so he is at least getting warm and filling out a mini-application right now. I even made $30 last night. We forgot to read that you needed a photocopy of your driver's license, so I needed to go do that for him. Well looks like lots of others forgot to do that too. I ran with about 15 licenses to the Kinkos last night. Talk about trust!!! Now that was easy money!!
Wish Steve some luck that in his very short interview that he can wow them and that you blog stalkers will know someone on Deal or No Deal!!!
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
My good Deal at DI today!!!
I can say that I have been jumping up and down all day today with this good deal of mine!!! I am a huge fan of Del Parson (his picture is the one of Christ that the church uses) and while I was at DI this morning looking for more outside kid toys and books, I went looking by all the stuff they have locked in cases and low and behold there is a HUGE picture of Jospeh Smith.It is a 18x24, so it really is big and with the frame it is even bigger. It is a limited edition picture that is signed and all. The BEST part is that it was only $175!! I could not leave DI without taking that picture home with me!! Needless to say that Steve is off the hook for getting me something for Mother's day this year. I had Hannah stand by it to show you guys how big this picture really is!!!
The cheapest that I have found that same picture any where else is well over $800!! I almost felt bad walking out of there, but someone gave it to DI so it's mine. Now I have to find the picture of Hyrum Smith that he did at the same time. You can't find that anywhere and just the print of that from Del's website is $300, so I think I got a steal of a deal at DI today!!
I am so happy I just needed to share with you guys that stalk my blog. DI is the best! That is why I look there first before anywhere else. You never know what you will find!!
The cheapest that I have found that same picture any where else is well over $800!! I almost felt bad walking out of there, but someone gave it to DI so it's mine. Now I have to find the picture of Hyrum Smith that he did at the same time. You can't find that anywhere and just the print of that from Del's website is $300, so I think I got a steal of a deal at DI today!!
I am so happy I just needed to share with you guys that stalk my blog. DI is the best! That is why I look there first before anywhere else. You never know what you will find!!
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Conference Saturday....
We have had some fun this last week. I just wanted to clear out my camera of some great shots of the kids from this last week.
hannah had a primary activity last saturday that she had a ton of fun at. Love the dress?? It's not my creation but for a $1 from DI!! Can't beat that deal.
Then we have pics of us at Sonic from Thursday night. Our Sonic is one of the few I think that you can actually eat inside. They have a phone for you to call on and there is usually no one in there so it's a great place to take my kids to eat. Quiet is NOT in their vocabulary!!
Then we have a ton of pics from today! Katy brushing her teeth! The dentist would be so proud of my 10 month old baby!! And of course dinner from tonight. What a mess but so much fun. For all of you wondering where hannah is...well, she was taking a nap so I didn't miss her, but she missed dinner.
I guess we are all on the mend and feeling a ton better. It's been a good weekend so far. Only 4 more hours of trying to keep the kids quiet during Conference weekend. We will make it through. Hope the rest of you are doing great. If you want I can send who every wants it a packet that I got from a mom on CafeMom of stuff for the kids to do. It really helped with Hannah during this afternoon's session.
hannah had a primary activity last saturday that she had a ton of fun at. Love the dress?? It's not my creation but for a $1 from DI!! Can't beat that deal.
Then we have pics of us at Sonic from Thursday night. Our Sonic is one of the few I think that you can actually eat inside. They have a phone for you to call on and there is usually no one in there so it's a great place to take my kids to eat. Quiet is NOT in their vocabulary!!
Then we have a ton of pics from today! Katy brushing her teeth! The dentist would be so proud of my 10 month old baby!! And of course dinner from tonight. What a mess but so much fun. For all of you wondering where hannah is...well, she was taking a nap so I didn't miss her, but she missed dinner.
I guess we are all on the mend and feeling a ton better. It's been a good weekend so far. Only 4 more hours of trying to keep the kids quiet during Conference weekend. We will make it through. Hope the rest of you are doing great. If you want I can send who every wants it a packet that I got from a mom on CafeMom of stuff for the kids to do. It really helped with Hannah during this afternoon's session.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Changes and Lunch
Well I needed something more spring like, so I added bright. I am bored and it is always fun to change up my blog. I guess that since I can't ever decide on just about any choice I can change my blog look at it doesn't hurt anyone. I don't know if that made any sense or not. Oh well hopefully you get my point.
Lunch...well I made it through that today too. Spending your food money on your dogs makes me be creative on our meals now. Today my creation was top ramen (chicken flavor) with frozen veggies (carrots, peas, green beans, and corn). I think turned out great. All three of the kids ate it down and even asked for more. WOW!! Who would have thought. As I was eating my new creation, I could not help but think that at least this way I get way more veggies than if I were eating it out of one of those cup of soup that you can buy from Ramen. It was bright in color and tasted as good as chicken ramen can taste. I figure that I spent a grand total of about $2.00 on lunch. That is good for me!!
Now I just need to see if Steve will like it and actually eat it and not be a meal that he picks at.
Lunch...well I made it through that today too. Spending your food money on your dogs makes me be creative on our meals now. Today my creation was top ramen (chicken flavor) with frozen veggies (carrots, peas, green beans, and corn). I think turned out great. All three of the kids ate it down and even asked for more. WOW!! Who would have thought. As I was eating my new creation, I could not help but think that at least this way I get way more veggies than if I were eating it out of one of those cup of soup that you can buy from Ramen. It was bright in color and tasted as good as chicken ramen can taste. I figure that I spent a grand total of about $2.00 on lunch. That is good for me!!
Now I just need to see if Steve will like it and actually eat it and not be a meal that he picks at.
Almost through another week......
It is finally Thursday. WOW! Almost done with another week of us an non-functional plumbing. This whole thing is getting really old!! Every one seems like they are on the mend. Hannah and Ruby are both feeling back to normal. The girl fights are back in full swing, so that means yelling, whining, and all that other stuff my oldest two do is back. Gone is the little bit of a quiet house. Katy is still throwing up at random every now and then. Yesterday it was in the car on the way home from us getting Hannah from school. It was nasty.
My dogs are on the mend too. We thought that we were going to loose Freckles on Monday night. It is bad when the emergency vet says that if I would have taken her home that she would most likely die during the night. It was an expensive day for us at the vet. Dog poop and throw up is way worse than the kids. I will take my kids doing the same thing any day over the dogs.
It has been so nice that Hannah is back in school this week. It is so worth every penny to send her to school three times a week. Spring break is NOT fun. It is more like 'let's hope your kids live through the week at home with Mom' instead. It would not have been so bad but we all know what my week was like last week. I could have kissed her teacher when I dropped her off at school on Monday!!
Steve....hummm....guess that I don't talk about him all that much. He is doing better and is on the mend too. He went to a career fair yesterday at UVU (used to be UVSC) and had an awesome day. He should get at least 30 interviews from it or more. Busy, busy, busy. I take it that work is going great too since I never can get a hold of him any more during the day. We don't get much time to talk about stuff since life gets heckic around here in the evening with all the kids.
Me...well the only interesting thing going on for me is looking for a cool little tikes play thing for the girls. Since their birthdays are so close we are getting them one little present and one HUGE present for all of them. I figure that this year it is going to be a fun Little Tykes toy. I find the perfect one on Toys R Us and it is back in stock today. Great. I am ready to spend my $300 and get it sent to us. I go to check out and shipping is $200!!! HELLO!! that is 66% of the price. There is no way that I am going to be spending that much on shipping. The local store will not order it for us since they don't carry it. I guess that I am back to looking (or rather stalking) the classified ads on KSL.com and craigslist. I know that gas prices has gone up but $200 for shipping on a $300 toy?!?!?! CRAZY!!!
Well it is almost lunch time so I am going to see what I can whip up out of nothing today for the kids. Thanks to you all who read my blog. My boring life with toilet issues. What else could you ask for in a blog???
My dogs are on the mend too. We thought that we were going to loose Freckles on Monday night. It is bad when the emergency vet says that if I would have taken her home that she would most likely die during the night. It was an expensive day for us at the vet. Dog poop and throw up is way worse than the kids. I will take my kids doing the same thing any day over the dogs.
It has been so nice that Hannah is back in school this week. It is so worth every penny to send her to school three times a week. Spring break is NOT fun. It is more like 'let's hope your kids live through the week at home with Mom' instead. It would not have been so bad but we all know what my week was like last week. I could have kissed her teacher when I dropped her off at school on Monday!!
Steve....hummm....guess that I don't talk about him all that much. He is doing better and is on the mend too. He went to a career fair yesterday at UVU (used to be UVSC) and had an awesome day. He should get at least 30 interviews from it or more. Busy, busy, busy. I take it that work is going great too since I never can get a hold of him any more during the day. We don't get much time to talk about stuff since life gets heckic around here in the evening with all the kids.
Me...well the only interesting thing going on for me is looking for a cool little tikes play thing for the girls. Since their birthdays are so close we are getting them one little present and one HUGE present for all of them. I figure that this year it is going to be a fun Little Tykes toy. I find the perfect one on Toys R Us and it is back in stock today. Great. I am ready to spend my $300 and get it sent to us. I go to check out and shipping is $200!!! HELLO!! that is 66% of the price. There is no way that I am going to be spending that much on shipping. The local store will not order it for us since they don't carry it. I guess that I am back to looking (or rather stalking) the classified ads on KSL.com and craigslist. I know that gas prices has gone up but $200 for shipping on a $300 toy?!?!?! CRAZY!!!
Well it is almost lunch time so I am going to see what I can whip up out of nothing today for the kids. Thanks to you all who read my blog. My boring life with toilet issues. What else could you ask for in a blog???
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