Wednesday, February 27, 2008

They Make Me Laugh

I haven't been very good at blogging this month. But, here are some things that my kids have said recently. They make me laugh:

1. The other Saturday, I was in on my bed and noticed the sun go behind a pretty thick cloud. KC was on the computer in the other room and starts hollering "Who turned off the light? Turn the light back on. Turn the light back on right now, I can't see." I come out a few minutes later and barely notice (because of the sun) that the dining room light is on.



2. Clay, after he has finished brushing his teeth and is admiring them in the mirror says "Now my teeth are only a little green."

3. After several discussions, Clay states "When I grow up and fall in love with a girl, then we can get married. Because brothers can never marry sisters."




4. Rylee : "Do people ever save up all their baby teeth and then give it them the tooth fairy all at once?" Me: "Um, I don't think so. Why? Did you want to try?" Rylee: "Maybe." Me: "it would take several years and you'd have to wait a long time for your money..." Rylee: "probably not then."

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Can't Beat a Wedding

This past weekend, we hustled over to Utah for Uncle Aaron's wedding. Aaron and Angela were married February 15 in the Salt Lake Temple and all were thrilled to be there. It was such a sweet experience and we are all so happy for this gorgeous couple. What a great time to be together! You just can't beat a wedding!
Aren't they cute!

Clay had a great time being our photographer. Here is my favorite one he took. Here is Angela with all her new nieces in their pretty white dresses. So cute! And then a random shot of Aaron with all (but one) nephews. So handsome in their tuxes.

Our girls and Grandma Hunt

We had such a great time at the wedding and being with all the Hunt family. It's not too often we get the chance to all be together. And, it worked out very nicely for us to see almost everyone (we missed Reecy and Eric) on the Livingstone side too on Saturday. A fabulous weekend!

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Why is it so fun?

This post is inspired by something I did to Clay today. I asked him to take the book of DVD's out of my room and return it to the living room. He gladly picked them up and started walking out. To see what he would do, I told him to be careful of the spider on the back. He immediately dropped the case. I couldn't help but chuckle. I'm afraid I do this way to often, either tease or scare my children (and even my husband too). I get a huge (HUGE!) kick out of making Ryan yell and get into a defensive stance. The past couple times he's mentioned that I was lucky he didn't hit me because of his reflexes. I love it!

A few months ago, the kids had been joking with each other about spiders being on their backs. I decided to jump in and tell KC there was a spider on her back. She flipped out and immediately went into hysterics. I felt bad that time. I thought she'd think I was kidding, just like her brother and sister. I do have to admit that on occasion, I have made the kids cry. Not on purpose, but I guess I can't make them laugh every time. But, I just love sneaking up on them and seeing them jump with surprise. I think it might be genetic. Okay, probably not, but my dad has been known to have given some people a good scare.

There is a good story of my dad. When my oldest sisters were young, they were having a great time jumping on their bed before bedtime. My dad crawled in on his belly into their room and made it under their bed without my sisters seeing. Dad then started lifting the bed up and down. It took a couple times before the girls started to notice. It wasn't until they clustered over to the wall (still on the bed) that they realized that a certain someone or something was under their bed. Sure enough, dad reached up along the wall and grabbed them. To this day, he still laughs so hard.

I know some of my sisters are the same way with their kids and I'm sure some of you might think it's even a little mean, but I get a kick out of it. I love to see their surprised faces turn to a smile and start to laugh with me. Why is it so fun?