hee heeHeigh ho, heigh ho, it's off to the gym I go. Who can name that movie quote?
. Can you tell I keep him company.....
Moo! Did you head off to bed and leave me alone tonight?
-- Rob
1. I KNOW!Who would leave such fine company?
Caleb came down stairs and said "what was that?" and I told him an earthquake, and then he just said "oh, ok" and went back upstairs and went to sleep, like it happens every day.
First,I have to clarify, now that the kids are up, dressed, and planted firmly on the school bus so that they might interact with wild turkeys at school.
The redhead did NOT sleep through it. maybe he is destined for SoCal? I checked on him and he looked like he was sleeping, but when he got up for school he asked me why his bed was shaking, so I told him, and then he said "Ohhhhh. I heard the cows moo'ing outside and I thought maybe one came into my room and shook my bed, but I was too tired to tell it to go away, so I went back to sleep."
Why would a cow coming into your room and shaking your bed not be a cause for concern?!?! Do my children have ice water running through their veins? Are they so far gone off the deep end that nothing phases them? Is it perfectly acceptable here at CRAZYnurse ranch to have cows traipsing through the house?
And then Caleb finally wakes up, and asks if I know what causes an earthquake. I tell him the short answer about the earth shifting usually around a fault line, but he just gives me one of these:
He then proceeds to educate the family on tectonic plates, epicenters, shock waves, the Mercalli Scale, the Richter scale, volcanic quakes, and the Elastic Rebound Theory. I asked him how he knew all this stuff. He said he read it once.
I feel dumb this morning. Carry on.
. Thanks for sharing.
) back to BYU early this morning to get her settled. I have to go pick her up late tonight. For some reason, I thought the dd was driving herself.
It was 15 minutes before school started. Well, he always asks me, "are you joking?" when I wake him up. Like I would joke about something like that. Anyway, he took the marathon shower, ate a cereal bar, brushed his teeth and was properly delivered to school with 2 minutes to spare. Now we only live a block away from the school, so that helps. 
Fun, isn't it? I had a similar situation a couple of weeks ago. I woke up DS12 so that he could get dressed and all that to catch the bus at 6:42 and then left to take DS15 to school early for his early Wednesday morning school bible club. I got back home a bit after 6:50 and DS12 had gone back to bed! So, I had to wake him up (again) and drive him (since he missed the bus) to school, back to the same patch of ground (DS12's and DS15's schools are side by side) I had just driven to earlier for DS15!It started off with a BANG. I came in from my walk with the neighbor and my dogs to hear.....NOTHING. I go up to my DS room and he is sleeping!
