I take LOTS of pictures with my phone, I love funny stuff, random pictures and sweet little moments I might forget about...so out comes the "Amy iPhone" as one of my kids at work once named it. I need the new iPhone with it's fancy clear pictures one of these days, but for now these will work...
Riley and B at Pa and SuSu's, we got to help babysit, and I took this with my real camera, but had to toss this one in here!
The monkey hanging upside down while playing!
I had a class in Fort Smith this week, so I got to slumber party with Hadleigh, read books AND take her to school. On the way to school we sang songs, and then we said a prayer for her day at school. After I prayed, she said "Ahmi, say it again!"
So, I did...while choking back tears....what a sweet little time together.
After a long day of losing bets, I made friends with the older man at the "voting" window at Oaklawn. On the last race, I think he was starting to feel bad for me, so he gave me a kiss for good luck. I didn't win, but the chocolate was good...and we thought it was funny.
At Christmas, my Granny brought me a ton of books that I had when I was little at her house. I kept a few here at the house for when the niece (nieces, now) and nephew are here, and took the rest to work. There is one called "Up in the Attic" and my Granny said she didn't like to read that one, because every time I read it, I wanted to go up in her attic. Funny stuff.
During our weekend with Riley, it was hug Aunt Amy as tight as you can, and plant the biggest kiss on her face 100xs a night and then run circles until you want to come back and do it again. I loved every minute of it, and I would take a 100 hugs and kisses from this little boy every day! Everyone was laughing, and we definitely decided he will grow up to be a lover! :)
This giant wall of hair was what stood in front of me pretty much during the ENTIRE pep rally before the Sugar Bowl. I love big hair, I love my hair to be big, but I don't like the tall woman standing in front of me to have hair so tall you can't see around it. I had to capture the wall of hair.
Pirate night at rEcess. The kids loved it, and I did too! The pirate had a ladle for a hand, so that made for some funny stuff. Kids were loved, families were served, and there was lots of laughing. Definitely a win/win for everyone involved!
During my childhood Neuro class on Wednesday, we covered OCD. I realize that true OCD, is not funny, but very debilitating for someone who has it. But we joke about B's OCD tendencies, and my definite lack of them, so I texted him a picture of the list just to tell him I was learning to understand his compulsions a little better. :)
Happy Weekend!!
