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November 19, 2007
As many of you all know I babysat my sister's kids while she was in the hospital this weekend. Here are some of my favorite moments from the weekend.
Me: Why are the front of your pants wet?
Nephew: (Gives me a blank stare.)
Me: Did you have an accident?
Nephew: (Seems to be considering all of his options) I am not going to answer that question.
Nephew: There is a hole in my turkey's head.
Me: How did that happen?
Nephew: That is where the arrow went threw to kill the turkey.
Of course my funnest times where watching Eliza and her cousin interact. They had a great time together. They would often imitate each other. It was all very cute. My favorite time of the day was when they would go down for a nap or bedtime.
They would both crawl into Forrest bed with their binikis and blankets. I would read them several stories and then they would go to sleep (in their own beds.) They were so cute together. They never minded doing anything as long as they were together. Encase you are wondering my nephew is laughing. I never could get a good picture that he didn't have his eyes all squished up.
November 13, 2007
I received a call from my sister on Monday. Her doctor told her that she could have the baby at any minute. I will be the primary babysitter for her two boys so basically I am on call this entire week. Every time my cell phone rings I think it is her. It is even starting to affect Greg. While at work today he got a call from my sister's cell phone, but no one would answer. He had me call her just encase she was incapacitated and needed help and the only number she could find on her cell phone was Greg's. I thought it was a little far fetched, but at times like these you just never know. I am just glad I am not her husband. I am sure every time the phone rings his heart starts to race and he begins to wonder is this the beginning of the end.
November 7, 2007
I just don't get it. I call them land mines. I am forever tripping over his shoes. I even bought a basket so everyone can put their shoes in the basket so they don't have to walk all the way to their room to put their shoes away. The kids have figured it out, but not Greg. I guess you really can't teach an old dog new tricks.
November 4, 2007
Today I was released from my primary calling. No longer can I spy on my kids to see how they are doing. No longer do I have a job that I like to do and know how to do it well. No longer am I serving with good friends. Now I am thrown out into the pool where I can receive any call. The fear of the unknown is what scares me the most. There are so many calls that I know I could be good at, but as everyone knows these are not the calls that you receive. Instead I will be placed someplace that will help me grow. Hopefully it is just not the scouts.
November 3, 2007
I had my nephews over last night for a sleepover. Before I put them to bed they started to ask me about what t.v. channels we had to watch for Saturday morning cartoons. I had to inform them the sad fact we didn't have some of their favorite channels. They were highly appalled. Preston suggested that I could buy all the Sponge Bob Square pants past Seasons plus the movie and then maybe I would have something interesting to watch at my house. Addison suggested that I could earn the money to buy these DVD's by cutting my fingernails and putting them under my pillow. The tooth fairy would think they were teeth and leave me money. I would be able to earn a lot money very quickly. I really need to try this the next time the mortgage is due.
November 3, 2007
This week we finally decided to get a new family picture. Ours is hopelessly out of date. I arranged to have our pictures taken Thursday night. Starting on Monday I started to remind Greg that we have pictures on Thursday. On Wednesday night I pick out his shirt and tell him that this is what I want him to wear to work the next day so that if something comes up he can just meet us at Target for the pictures. Thursday morning comes. When I get home from my morning work out Greg is wearing his shirt I asked him too. He jokingly asks if I thought he had forgotten. I reassure him that I was pretty confident after my numerous reminders that he would not forget. Later that day I get a call from Greg asking me if I want to go to a Jazz game that night. I am a little amazed when once again I have to remind him we have pictures tonight. His response. "Oh, ya I thought we had something going on tonight." Moral of the story. Don't believe men when they say they will remember. They never do.
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