Shauna and the little critter are in Boise on Pampered Chef business so I'm rattling around an empty house tonight. I was working on a speech project but decided to be a good boy and check my school email account (they really, really like it when you check that regularly) and found out speech is canceled for tomorrow. Sometimes it does pay to be a good boy. Disappointing though- I was so looking forward to that test.
I've learned quite a lot already.
-If you're squeezing in under the wire for your 10:00 class, don't bother trying to find a parking spot in the close parking lots. You'll be late. Go directly to the back lot and hoof it across campus. You'll be slightly less late.
-Lesson 2, Part B: The 'Garden of Eden' gas station will charge you 50 cents more per gallon than every other gas station. Lesson 2, Part A: The little needle that tells you how much juice you have left in the tank moves faster on the left side of the gauge than it does on the right.
-Try to arrange your classes so that chemistry lab is the last class of your day. I didn't and thus dart off to speech sporting the raccoon face the lab goggles give you (but not tomorrow!)
-Don't bother injecting any amount of humor in your speech assignments. It's a waste of time since the instructor seems to be lacking that sense. The chemistry instructor doesn't mind a little humor though. We had to do a paper on pseudoscience and I chose Rumpology. No, it's really real. Check it out!
We have another chapter in the car saga. We called Grants to see if we could borrow their spare rig but the workers have their car so now we're driving the workers' car which was supposed to be going to the shop to get a bit of a dent in the bumper straightened out (not the workers' fault). Why all the convolusion you ask? Our rig decided to get desperately ill Sunday morning. Fortunately we were only half a mile from home and were able to limp it back (it stalled three more time in the process.) So, instead of starting the week with a healthy meeting, I started it with thoughts of murder. The dealership towed it away this evening. Should be under warranty unless Ford left themselves some wiggle room. In which case there may just be something akin to murder taking place...
But, let's go out on a positive note:
Helping daddy play fetch with Scout and put up a canine deterrent system (electric fence- not fond of this business of trying to dig under the fence)
Yes, that is poop she's playing with. Put all of her toys in front of her and she'll pull the poop out every time.
First time to see that little head poking up out of the crib. We thought she'd figured out how to sit up but she was on her hands and knees trying to crawl. She hasn't quite gotten the hang of crawling yet but it's not for lack of trying! She even tries in her sleep. Sometimes we'll go to her room at night to put her plug back in her fussing mouth, only to find her on her hands and knees and still basically asleep!
Keeping Emma entertained while I do taxes.
Emma trying to keep herself entertained.
Thanks for the update and pictures, Kevin. I'll be sure to wear good walking shoes when I come and I'm already planning to pack light :) Could be a long walk home.... nah, your car will be running smooth before then I hope!
ReplyDeleteThe things you are learning in school! Thanks for the great (bonus) update - just checked on a lark that just maybe you had posted something. Love Emma's impish smile (well can only see her eyes but THEY are smiling!) peeking over the edge of the crib.
ReplyDeleteOK - just looked up rumpology..... so the 'reading' must change significantly over time for SOME of us... or does a really great rumpologist account for that?
ReplyDeleteNana checking in today! Loved seeing the new photos! Loved chatting with you the other day about school..so proud of you to try it and doing so well:)
ReplyDeleteBye now....
there's that poop again...:)
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