A Day in the Life(Pictorial Version)

8:09am

A healthy and wholesome breakfast of chocolate milk and toast

9:12am
Clayton got new jammies.  I was detagging.

9:25am

I have no clue what he's doing but it looked cute.

 10:15am

Practice makes progress, because I am a long way from perfect.

11:07am

Gag!!!  This was load 1 out of 6.

I also had lunch with a friend today, but I forgot to take my camera.  You would have loved a picture of my Taco Salad I'm sure.

1:43pm

Coupons.  And you can see a little boy reading a book about tractors in the background.

6:32pm

Dinner.  This was a totally random meal I found by accident that was fantastic.  They were called Taco Cups but Chad and I renamed them Mexican Cupcakes.  I think that makes them even more strange.

7:43pm

Emma(or Marley) did this to my favorite flip flops.  I only wore them EVERY SINGLE DAY!  And yes they were in the closet with the door shut.  I don't know how she got them, but she did.

8:35pm

I spent a lot of my day here clicking away getting ready for Saturday.  And a 1 to 2 hour presentation on genetics I get to give in 2 weeks.  Seriously??  What am I going to say for 2 hours about genetics?  But it's a great opportunity to share our story about God's Grace and providence to a completely secular group.

10:53pm

And finally a lengthy game of Monopoly with the hubs.  He won because I ran out of money and refused to sell off any property.  And it was after midnight.  I was tired.

That was our day.  There was so much more that happens in any given day.  

But the best moment of the day was when Chad was giving Clayton his bath.  I was again at the computer working on my speeches for Saturday.  From our table you can see in Clayton's room and our bathroom.  And since our house is tiny you can hear everything from everywhere.  Totally out of the blue I hear "Your bath water is not hot, it just feels that way."  I thought I would fall out of my chair.  In fact it's funny right now.  And then as if this is completely normal conversation in our house I hear "Stop drinking your bath water.  I said stop.  Spit it out now."  I guess this is completely normal conversation with a 2 year old.