Loyal Readers Unite

If you are a reader of my blog, you have probably been sad during the last week. I have been busy getting ready for my parents coming (oh, and sister too!) down for the weekend. That and I was trying to get all caught up on stuff at work. Although I do have some good news: I finally got all the boxes that were around the house emptied, sorted and put away. Yay! I said to Sonny yesterday, "Now what am I going to have to worry about getting done?" He said, "Rest." I didn't much like that answer, but I assume he is probably correct. It wouldn't hurt for me to rest a little bit before Lukin is totally mobile.

My weekend was really fun. I hate that my family lives so far away. Although, I made the comment that if I wouldn't have moved down here, I wouldn't have as good a husband or an adorable son. My husband thought that was an insult, but it's actually a compliment. Someone explain that to him, please.

So now we have this clean place and I guess the next project would be working on Lukin's baby book and/or working on our wedding album...over a year later...whatever.

I guess I should talk about my weekend a little because Stacie will read this and probably want to be mentioned.

On Friday, when I got home, I wanted to get some tickets to Saturday night's game, but was vetoed by my mother, who told me that she didn't come down so we could go to the games all weekend. So we didn't go. But that was Saturday. On Friday night, we went to Panera for supper, because by the time we wanted to go eat it was after six and we didn't want to wait 2 hours for a table. Then after, Stacie and I took the Aztec and then because we didn't have the parents, the husband or the baby, we went to Byerly's so that she could say she had been there. It's pretty fun, for a grocery store. I had to show her all the different types of cheese and the meat and the produce. It was fun to get to just spend some time with only my sister.

On Saturday, we went to the MOA for lunch at the food quart, and then spent the afternoon shopping. The only person who came out of the mall with anything was Lukin. Grandma bought him some jammies and an Easter outfit. Stacie bought him some jammies and sunglasses. After the mall, we went to Olive Garden for supper with Sonny's parents. Then we all went home and played three games of Marbles. Sonny and I against Dan and Jim. The parents beat the kids every game. Meanwhile, the game was on. Although, we were all on the couch watching by the end of the game and holding our breath. We were pretty sad when the Gophers got a sloppy overtime goal. Jerks.

That's about it. Sunday we ate lunch and then they left and we went to Target then went home to nap. Yay.