Speaking of unconventional packing, look what I found in my box of dishes. Crazy! At least it looks like there were some snacks in there with them.
Here is the amount of snow it takes to shut down the entire city. They closed schools. They closed the Air Force base, which meant they closed Matt's office too. They even closed certain highways and roads. It was a fabulous snow day. Too bad they only happen once in a blue moon here.
Here is where we have been spending a majority of our Saturdays. Sea World rocks. They have a huge play place for kids to just run around, bunches of rides, an entire water park, and of course the shows with Shamu and dolphins. Lindy got to pet a dolphin the first time we went. It was amazing. That same trip we saw the Shamu show and I got completely soaked. Like head to toe drenched by that enormous and magnificent animal. Luckily I had chosen to wear a white shirt. I made 47 dollars in singles while waiting to dry.
Look at Luke. Something happened to him yesterday. Besides me wiping that yogurt off his face. We roll dirty faced most of the time around here, it's the Texas way. That's so not true. But it is our way.
But all's well that ends well. I think he looks quite dapper, even if he does look like a completely different kid.So that's it. That's my big update. I could put in pictures of the roses in my yard to try to make you jealous, but this post is getting long as it is. I could post pictures of my tan line that I've earned walking to get Lindy from school whilst my eyeballs sweat in the 90 degree heat and 400% humidity, but I hate to brag (obviously). I could also post pictures of my sweat-soaked clothes and hot-pink face from the same walks, but I didn't take any because that would be super embarrassing. Let's just say it's warm here. And y'all should come visit. I promise I won't make you walk to get Lindy. And if I do I promise not to take any pictures.
