It wasn't as embarrassing as I thought it would be. Some people may not have even noticed, but I got to play Mom for a weekend including all the good and bad that comes with that.
Vicki went up to Provo with a friend from Kingman to celebrate her daughter's birthday. Lucky for Vicki, Katherine was the roommate so Vicki and Katherine got to spend time together.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, we had a court of honor. This wasn't just any court of honor, it was the court of honor when Spencer received his Life rank advancement. And I got the mother's pin. ;-)
Monday, March 8, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Yikes.
13 years ago today February 6th, Spencer was born.
Do you know what that means?!? For the next 52 days, Vicki and I are the parents of 3 teenagers. Come on March 30th. Then we'll be back down to two.
Actually, our children have their moments but we have been blessed with good hearted children who listen to their mother. (And sometimes they listen to Dad as well.)
Pay Day
January 16th, Ben performed in his recital. This past year, he has been taking voice lessons and loving his weekly lesson. I believe that this day was a pay day for Mom and Dad.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Pleasant Dreams
About a week ago, Vicki asked me one morning if I had had a good night's sleep. Vicki never asks me that question so, I started to think why would she ask that. Then it dawned on me.
The previous night, I had a dream that was so funny that I started laughing, out loud. I laughed so hard that it took me to that semi-conscious state where you know your awake but you hope your asleep. I kept on laughing but tried to stifle the laugh so much so that I thought to myself, it sounds like I'm crying. I really didn't care and kept on laughing until I settled down and got back into a deep sleep.
The worst part of the experience is that I not only forgot about laughing, I forgot what was so funny as to make me start laughing in the first place.
The previous night, I had a dream that was so funny that I started laughing, out loud. I laughed so hard that it took me to that semi-conscious state where you know your awake but you hope your asleep. I kept on laughing but tried to stifle the laugh so much so that I thought to myself, it sounds like I'm crying. I really didn't care and kept on laughing until I settled down and got back into a deep sleep.
The worst part of the experience is that I not only forgot about laughing, I forgot what was so funny as to make me start laughing in the first place.
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