So, Dalton and I were on our way to register at his new school for this Fall. He was telling me that it was going to be all new teachers and all new friends and that he was going to be shy. I told him that after a while he will get used to them and they would be like the friends and teachers he has now.

He said, "They'll be old . . . like you." He's lucky he can outrun me. :-)

Dalton was helping out before dinner last night and was going to get some plates. He couldn't find them and asked if they were in the "Wash-disher."

Dalton has been having some difficulties lately being ready to go in the morning (takes after his mom). Well, today I broke down and said that today was the day that I would leave him if he was not ready (not at home all day, just for his dad to take to school). He looked me straight in the eye and said if I left him that he was going to tell God. Gotta admire going straight to the Big Guy.

Boyd caught the kids snacking on some Ritz crackers on the way home tonight. He asked Dalton how many they had eaten. His response, "I don't know. Maybe 50 or 1,000."

The kids have gotten a little too accustomed to taking storm precautions in our center hallway. 

Joy of the Water Hose

Post bath, Maggie Anne has chosen to be dressed in a hot pink tutu which is under her yellow and green night gown. The outfit is complete with a blue bow in her hair and her new sandals. She is quite a sight!

Boyd was telling Dalton something and included one of our bad words "butt." Dalton said, "See, that is a fun word to say."

Last night Boyd told Dalton that I had had a rough day. Dalton took my hand and said, "Tell me about your day." He is such a sweetie!

I was just a little annoyed at Dalton for eating hidden Skittles before lunch when he asked, "Don't you remember that I am always hungry?" I guess I forgot.