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Thursday, December 18, 2014

So, apparently this is who I am now.

Friday, October 31, 2014

Sooooo, this happened today...

Brad's department at work made a wax museum tribute to Robin Williams for Halloween, and his employees all voted that he should be Mrs. Doubtfire.

I truly do not know what to do with this.

In other, more normal news, my eight year old was a totally epic ninja.

With his friend E, who is also an ninja.  Apparently, this is the Elsa of elementary-aged boys.

Thursday, October 2, 2014

This little guy occupies the tenderest place in my heart.

Happy birthday Magoo!!

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

First day of school.


Before he left for work this morning, Brad asked if I wanted to meet him for lunch or if I'd rather bask in my aloneness.

I'll be basking.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Tonight, when I was setting out plates for our buffet-style dinner, I had a near breakdown.  

We only need five plates now.

Sunday, August 24, 2014

It was a very quick trip to Utah, but I'm so glad I got to spend some time with my family.  Jenny hosted this dinner with the nearby siblings and I loved every minute of it.

Although, this may have been where the real party was...

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Jessica's new home.

After driving for two days (during which we got to take a purely delightful break in Fort Collins to see Braedyn, Julie, and Lauren Johnson, who were dropping Braedyn off at CSU), we arrived in the great state of Utah.  Today, we went up to USU and got her all moved in and her pantry shelves filled.

It was impossible for me not to relive my freshman days at BYU as we got her settled into her dorm room at USU.  Poor Jess got to hear story after story of scratchy sheets, dips in kitches, and freshman romances.  It was all I could do to leave and not move into her dorm room with her.

By evening, I had run out of excuses to stay, so I had to leave her there and drive back to my inlaws' all by myself.  It wasn't pretty, and I probably wasn't safe to drive.  On the way, I stopped at The Training Table to drown my sorrows in a stroganoff burger and cheese fries.  It helped considerably.

When I arrived at the Bitner homestead, Lois greeted me with this:
"I thought you might need this," she said with tears in her eyes.

She knows me so well.