Sunday, May 30, 2010

Twinkie Twinkie, Little Star

My blogging seems to be waning...I feel like I have ten million thoughts in my head at once and it is just too much work to sort through them all to find something coherent that anybody else would even care to read about. But just for the hell of it, here are a few of those millions of thoughts. Maybe if I get them out it will make room for something worthwhile. Probably not.

  1. My goal to read 50 book is well on track....except that I have just finished up a long list of uber-depressing novels. One about abandoned twins in Ethiopia. One about a slave in 1700's New York. And one about a Nigeria woman trying to escape warfare. All WONDERFUL books. But seriously, maybe I should rethink my boycott on Twilight.
  2. I thought it would be a great idea to have a sleepover on a blow-up mattress with the kiddos tonight. Now I am in the middle of a farting boy and a snoring girl. Sounds peaceful, right? I wonder how many Ambien it will take me to actually get any sleep.
  3. I kinda, sorta held a grasshopper. Okay, it touched my hand for a second and it was about as big as grain of sand, but still. I'm still debating about posting the video. It has Rand yelling at me, me doing this high-pitch annoying voice and Maura yelling "ARE YOU CRYING?!" at me. It might never see the light of day.
  4. Maura is supposed to turn seven in a few weeks, but I think I am going to forbid it. We might end up celebrating six again and calling it good. My baby CANNOT be seven. I won't allow it.
  5. We are going camping for a week with the whole fam. Hmmm...I can't even control Max at home, this sounds like a bad idea.
  6. This guy stopped me at Walmart to talk to me about Twinkies. No joke, just stopped me as I was walking down the aisle and we had a very philosophical conversation about Twinkies. I am anti, in case you were wondering. I usually hate and avoid talking to people, especially at Walmart, but it was the highlight of my day. Thank you old nice man with ten boxes of Twinkies in your cart, but you still didn't convince me that there is anything edible in there. It is all chemicals and plastic.

3 comments:

Andrea Templeman said...

Why is it that Seven sounds so much older than Six? I can't believe she will be Seven!

Ms. Aragon said...

Rachel,
I've been bad and haven't checkd your blog for a while. Sounds like you are so busy, but have some great experiences. I really miss seeing you every day, you were one of my best "work" friends ever. your kids are beautiful and It is better that they are "lively" than slow. I'm out for the summer and enjoying a lot being a teacher. I'm still considering coming to Utah for a few weeks this summer, we'll see if I have any money in a month, and I might head up there.
I'll let you know, cause I would sure like to see you.
Tell Rand hello from me. love ya, Heidi

Rachel said...

Heidi! I was so happy when I saw your comment! I hope you come and visit and we can get together. We are home all summer, no vacations planned-so I hope to see you!