Good morning y'all!
dizneenut said:
Then we picked the boys up and went bowling. My best score was a 124!! Jordan got a turkey and was sooo happy.
Todd and Amanda, what great pics! It looks like y'all had a wonderful time, and I thank you for sharing it with us. (I'm still looking at them)
As for us; I can now report that the Christmas tree is up and decorated.
Abigial had stuck some gumdrops into a styrofoam ball with toothpics in a class somewhere and she hung it on the tree.
I thought it was out of range for the cats.
Apparently, I underestimated both Pilot's reach (the poodle part of her seems like like standing on her hind legs) and her love of gumdrops.
And speaking of my girls: both seemed to be very entertaining in church yesterday - more so than I would have liked.
I did not realize they were not having Children's Church during the month of Dec until after the service began. Otherwise, I would have rearranged the seating assigments, but that's beside the point. I was just watching and shusshing kids (a total of 4) as much as listening to the sermon.
However, at the conclusion of the morning service, the preacher said he knew he had kept us long (oh, like that's anything new ) and asked if we were ready to go.
Remind me to explain rhetorical questions to Lela.
She yelled out "Yes!" and the congregation roared. My Sunday School teacher even gave her an "Amen"
Last night both girls were in the children's Christmas presentation of a musical called "Angel Alert". I felt bad for Lela because they placed Abigail next to her and it was apparently more stimulation for Abigail than she could handle. She was "stemming" a lot (shaking her hands, hopping on one foot, etc) but during the performance, she raised her hand.
Then she kept talking to Lela. Lela has no poker face and was clearly displeased. It was obvious that Abigail wanted off stage but Lela wasn't budging because she had a line coming up. I waited for one of the helpers to go get Abigail because I didn't want her father to have to go snatch her off stage during a performance.
In any event, Lela finally half pushed her towards the steps and Abigail went down, whispered in the ear of a worker, and they both dashed to the bathroom. Again amid the amused laughter of the congregation.
Even though we are still fairly new there, everyone knows us by now.