Friday, October 24, 2008
Happy Birthday, Lily
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
All Hail to Wichita
It is good to live in the land of cheap gasoline! I even get a 2 cent discount here with my Dillon's card. I paid $1.75 more/gallon than this in Phoenix before we left and we drove ALOT more there than we do here. I've been going to post this for a few days, but the gas keeps dropping. So, this may even go lower too. (Oh, and don't be hatin' that we have a Fred Meyer Jewelry in our GROCERY store!) 
Friday, October 3, 2008
Pickle Update

As I mentioned, my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles. However, yesterday Paige had a "change of heart" when she found out they were selling them. They usually sell these items at the end of the day, so I took my .50 with me when I picked Paige up from school. When she comes out, she is frantically running out of the building and says that she needs to go to the office to see if there are any pickles left. I give her the money and wait for her outside. A couple of minutes later, she emerges from the building sobbing. Yes...sobbing. Apparently the pickles are gone. They sold them sometime during the day instead at the end of the day. Oopsie. How was I to know a) that they were sold during school and b) that my new pickle-loving daughter would be devistated if she didn't get her dill fix. I feel bad for her, because I couldn't stop laughing at her crying over a pickle. A.Pickle. But, alas, as I stated before, they are on the calendar again soon. This time the money will accompany her in the morning. Sorry, sis! (And no, that is not Paige in the picture. Just a random Google image.)
Thursday, October 2, 2008
A Strange Wichita Palate
Paige's school has had a few Friday fundraisers for the 5th graders. We've seen suckers for sale a couple of times. Popcorn has also been sold. So, Paige comes home today with the granddaddy of them all:
Okay, so my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles, so I may be out of the loop. But, do kids usually count giant dill pickles in their list of favorite foods? I guess they have high hopes, because upon further inspection of the school calendar, pickles will be for sale a number of times throughout the rest of the school year. Go figure. Another quirky Wichita way.
Okay, so my kids usually turn their noses up at pickles, so I may be out of the loop. But, do kids usually count giant dill pickles in their list of favorite foods? I guess they have high hopes, because upon further inspection of the school calendar, pickles will be for sale a number of times throughout the rest of the school year. Go figure. Another quirky Wichita way.Thursday, September 25, 2008
Lily aka Sunny Baudelaire
We have a fairly new table...maybe four months old. We would like it to last a very long time, so we are particularly careful with it. Well, as Rob was wiping it after dinner, he noticed that there were some pretty bad scratches on one of the chairs. It only took a split second to realize the culprit......
I think her new nickname should be Sunny. (The biting baby from the Lemony Snicket series of books.) Apparently, she has been hiding out under the table and sharpening her teeth, among other things.
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