Blue Steel?
And yes, this is for REAL. I about died, but I kept my cool long enough to take a picture. Haha (Who cares about killing it when you can play photoshoot, right!?) Anyway, I feel like we live in a swamp. I have a story to tell, hang on to your seats because it's a wild one...
My mom was picking me up early in the morning so we could go to the temple. I don't really function in the real early morning but knew I should go. I was in the kitchen getting myself a quick bite to eat so I didn't starve during the session. I had only but a dim light on when all of a sudden, I saw a little ball of a shadow hippety-hoppeting on the kitchen floor. I immediately flipped on the full kitchen light and yes, I had a FROG hopping around on my kitchen floor. All I can say is what the heck? I swear I never posted a sign that said ALL living creatures welcome into my little apartment of a home. Ew, gross, yuck!! I just want them all to go away and now that Hadlie is here it is scary to spray certain things. So that's the story of our lives right now. If anyone needs bugs (or apparently frogs) for a school project, come on over, we have a great variety going on!
I love this picture! Check out both of their tongues. Neener-nanner!
You know you are celebrating with a small town when kids are sitting in a tractor like this for the parade. I went with my parents to the Deweyville breakfast and parade to support my brothers little family. It was funny. The best part was that after they went through one way for the parade, they all flipped around and came by again! Ha But on a more serious note, they have what is called the Candy Bomber and it is this older man who flys his little plane above the ball field and has tied all these bags of candy and he drops them like parachutes and the little kids just run all over like crazy getting their bags of candy. He proabably dropped around 200 bags. It was really fun to watch.
So life is good, still busy as ever but I don't think that will ever change. Hadlie loves going to her babysitters. Melanie and Nikkala have both been the biggest blessings by watching Hadlie so willingly every day of the week while Aaron and I work. It's not the easiest thing to do, but you do what you have to do and I am just so grateful for those ladies (and their cute little boys who seem to make Hadlie laugh all the time.)
Aaron and I both start school in a week and we are SO excited! But we're even more excited to be FINISHED!! This Fall, we're all ready to graduate, we just have to pass our classes. We are just two poor college students who are working our hardest every day, and trying to be the best parents we know how to be, and we are so poor, but life couldn't be better. I just know that great opportunities are just waiting at our doorstep. Patience is a virtue and Heavenly Father is always aware of our needs. He will take care of all of us, because we are HIS children.
In the meantime... I'll keep you updated on Lagoon. (Aaron had a sweet hook up so we could actually afford the tickets.) I am excited but so excited for Aaron because it's his first time!!
Lagoon... It's where FUN is!