Thursday, November 5, 2009

What to do?

You know, I haven't been up to a whole lot lately. I guess I've just been too lazy to post. Here are some of the few things I've done since I last posted 10 days ago.

* We had our traditional pumpkin carving night with the Walter kids. Yummy chili, cornbread, cookies, and enough roasted pumpkin seeds to last for a few days.





*We picked up tons of forks out of our front yard--at least it's easier than TP



*I was a substitute teacher for my nieces class and Nathan's class (and other classes too). What FUN! Being a substitute has been working out great. Nathan was so excited every morning for a week before I taught in his class he would wake up asking "is today the day?" And, my niece brought me cookies when I taught her class. Lucky me--subs never get treats--especially in middle school:) Here I am looking all professional.


*We went to Grandma and Grandpa Hatches Halloween party. The kids got to trick-or-treat Grandma Greats and stomp on bubble wrap while listening to the monster mash. Not to mention eating doughnuts on a string, drinking a bubbly brew, and watching Blackbeard's Ghost.



*We had such a fun a time trick-or-treating we forgot to take pictures. Nathan was a scarecrow and Tyler was a chicken laying an egg.

*Oh, and I we went to two band concerts and one choir concert too. Not to mentions the obvious hours spent at the church, parent teacher conferences, PTA meetings and duties, and completing a large project for my professional scrap booking business (more on that project later).
So, I guess I've just been a bit lazy and I'm feeling a bit bored. Can you think of anything for me to do?

3 comments:

Kimberly said...

get your butt in gear and DO something already, why don't you? That picture of you is beautiful.

Lydia said...

Life just keeps moving. Sometimes I wonder if it will ever slow down. I just want to enjoy every minute but it's all flying by so quickly.

angela michelle said...

can't wait to hear more about subbing and the scrapbooking biz. sounds like good times!