A strange child

Josh told me tonight that my dinner smelled good...but...it was a little slanty. Ryan and I both looked at each other with raised eyebrows. What the heck does that even mean? When questioned, Josh didn't have an answer either. Just that it was slanty. Whatever. What a strange child I have.

Muddy phone calls

So why is it that on days when I decide not to get dressed and I lounge around at home that the school calls and says, "You need to bring Josh a new outfit. He's covered in mud." Great. So no shower, no makeup, throw on some jeans and a t-shirt and brave the rain to the school.

Really though what is a boy to do when he is the soccer goalie? Let all the balls get by so he'll stay clean? I detest mud. But I guess boys are different. Being covered in mud is manly and cool. I just hope that after the next recess, I don't get another call...but hey, at least I'm dressed.

Wanna know what's truly sad?

We have the old, original Nintendo version of The Legend of Zelda. The boys beg for my help. And you know what? I still remember where all the levels are and where to find the hidden rooms...even after all these years. Pretty sad huh? And it gets worse...I'm getting sucked in. Ryan makes fun of me for playing even after the boys go to sleep. Well, a girl has to do something with her time. Never mind that the laundry and vacuuming isn't done. That can wait...

What's wrong with this picture?

Going to the temple. What do we need?
Temple recommend: check.
Temple bag: check.
Suit: check.
Tie and belt: check.
Shoes: Oops.

We got about 2 hours into the trip to Boise when Ryan realized that he forgot his shoes. I mentioned that he looked just like an NBA player on draft day for sure. All he needed was a hat!

For the love of the game

Living in a small town, I wasn't sure if there would be a community sports program. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that they do! Ryan has always wanted the boys to be involved in many different sports so when basketball came around, we signed them up. Only problem was, there needed to be a volunteer coach and nobody wanted to do it. So rather than just not having a team this year, Ryan stepped up and volunteered. The boys loved having Ryan as a coach and even though we ended the season only winning one game, I could tell the boys learned a lot and had fun.

Faster than a speeding pickle

The Pinewood Derby. What a day to remember. Ryan was called to be the cubmaster in our ward. (You can laugh. I did!) But oh my. What a lot of work. There were banners to make, a track to set up, refreshments to serve, brackets to fill out, trophies to make, and most of all: one fast car to cut out for Josh to paint and race. We're procrastinators at our house. Thus the need for the hairdryer to dry the paint at the last second. But the night seemed like a success.

We had some fast contenders. One of which was a pickle on wheels. But in the end Josh proved the fastest and won 1st place! Way to go Josh.

Oh Baby

Oh Baby, I finally figured out how to put my pictures onto my makeshift laptop. You know, the laptop that has keys missing and a CDrom drive that doesn't work, but hey, the internet works about half the time and that's all that matters! I have a bundle of posts just waiting. Sure they're all way old, but better late than never I'd say!