Boring Stuff
We went to see United 93 today. I was a bit disappointed. That's all I'll say, though. I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
After the movie, I really wanted a pop, so I went to get one from a vending machine outside of Wal-Mart. Stupid thing ate my quarter! I kicked a vending machine for the first time in my life. Then I went to the vending machine next to it (the upscale 50 cent one) and put in my money and then realized they were sold out of the kind I wanted. I kicked that one, too. No, I don't usually have a temper. I just felt like kicking vending machines today. I settled for orange.
I dropped Rick off at home cuz he wanted to take a nap, and I took Kyrie to Wal-Mart (not the one with the vending machines) to do a little shopping. That was fun. I got myself a pair of comfy shorts to lounge around in (my favorite kind of clothing) and some veggies for our poor, nutrition lacking fridge. Tonight I'll make BBQ chicken, corn on the cob, a fresh salad, and mashed potatoes. Yumness.
Oh, and yesterday I bought Kyrie two new cute new pairs of shorts and two matching shirts. The shirts are 12 month size and the shorts are 18 month (I was afraid nothing smaller would fit around her chubby thighs and big ol' booty). She looks so adorable and ready for summer.
Now that she's scooting all over the place, I've gotten to that "It's too quiet" stage of motherhood. My mom would often use that phrase, and now I understand it. I was just thinking that Kyrie was awfully quiet and went out to the living room to see that she was chewing on the tassle of this banner I have hanging on the wall. It's kind of hard to explain. But anyway, she'd gotten some of the strings off. I took it away and now she's fussy.
I think that's all I was going to say. Oh yeah. There are some scooting videos of Kyrie at Beautiful Feet, for anyone who wants to check them out.
After the movie, I really wanted a pop, so I went to get one from a vending machine outside of Wal-Mart. Stupid thing ate my quarter! I kicked a vending machine for the first time in my life. Then I went to the vending machine next to it (the upscale 50 cent one) and put in my money and then realized they were sold out of the kind I wanted. I kicked that one, too. No, I don't usually have a temper. I just felt like kicking vending machines today. I settled for orange.
I dropped Rick off at home cuz he wanted to take a nap, and I took Kyrie to Wal-Mart (not the one with the vending machines) to do a little shopping. That was fun. I got myself a pair of comfy shorts to lounge around in (my favorite kind of clothing) and some veggies for our poor, nutrition lacking fridge. Tonight I'll make BBQ chicken, corn on the cob, a fresh salad, and mashed potatoes. Yumness.
Oh, and yesterday I bought Kyrie two new cute new pairs of shorts and two matching shirts. The shirts are 12 month size and the shorts are 18 month (I was afraid nothing smaller would fit around her chubby thighs and big ol' booty). She looks so adorable and ready for summer.
Now that she's scooting all over the place, I've gotten to that "It's too quiet" stage of motherhood. My mom would often use that phrase, and now I understand it. I was just thinking that Kyrie was awfully quiet and went out to the living room to see that she was chewing on the tassle of this banner I have hanging on the wall. It's kind of hard to explain. But anyway, she'd gotten some of the strings off. I took it away and now she's fussy.
I think that's all I was going to say. Oh yeah. There are some scooting videos of Kyrie at Beautiful Feet, for anyone who wants to check them out.