Her funeral will be this Saturday and Steve has been asked to be one of the pallbearers. He is greatly honored.Saturday The kids and I went to see Night at the Museum 2. It was a lot of fun and the kids loved it. We then went to Ryans which is a buffet restaurant. The kids loved being able to eat whatever they wanted and everyone is always happy to have the soft serve ice cream at the end.
Sunday-Right now Sundays are an adventure. We are out of our normal building because it is being expanded. We have to go to the stake center and meet with the Harpers Ferry Ward. It is hard to try and mesh two groups of people together anyway, but then add a 40 minute drive and have it from 3-6pm it makes it even more interesting.
Monday-Everyone was worn out from the other two days. Todd had a concert in the morning and then the rest of the day was open. Steve of course got up and mowed the lawn and then headed to Home Depot. He got two new bushes to replace the ones that didn't make it through the winter. He spent the rest of the day outside planting them with two little helpers. They all came in filthy, but happy. Hannah and I went and did the most dreaded of all female things (no not our annual physical) Swimsuit shopping. We didn't find anything, but came home with cookies so not all was lost. We then finished the day with a BBQ. Steak and corn on the cob. YUM!! After a late evening of movie watching we all went to bed.
Tuesday morning really came too early. Only 8 days of school left. YEAH!
but I will have to check the movies and see if there is something (age appropriate of course) that would be fun to see with just Hannah and I. I also like that I will not have to be in charge of dinner tonight. I wish that there was an Olive Garden close by so that Hannah and I could enjoy a good dinner. I will update again once we have decided. What fun!


He kept asking my mom if the rock he was holding was her favorite rock and when she said that it was he would throw it in the water and then laugh.
(kind of sadistic) I can't say that the rest of us didn't throw rocks in the water too. Matthew actually ran into two of his friends while we were there. Now all of the boys sat and threw rocks. The older boys turned it into of course a contest...who could throw the farthest, skip the most, or any other thing that they could think of. In the end we left the older boys there throwing rocks on the beach. It was a great trip and even the airplane ride went fine. We didn't have to jump out with our parachutes and Seth only had meltdown while we were in the airport. 