Have you ever had one of those weeks where it seems like you're busy from sun up till sun down and it still feels like you've gotten nothing done? That's what it's been like around here this week. It's due, in part, to Phoebe running fever since Sunday night. It's gotten higher and higher everyday so this morning I took her the doctor. $25 to tell me it was just a virus and she'll be over it in a day or less. Thanks so much. She's been extra clingy and grouchy the last few days and it's very hard to get anything done while holding a 22lb. 17-month-old. My mom's been here so that's helped. She's been the one teaching Eli how to ride his bike without training wheels. Yeah for Nena!
Our house is officially on the market as of yesterday evening. So far, no one has called...which is probably a good thing since I haven't actually finished unpacking from our trip and today I felt the need to wash and dry four loads of laundry. I should be folding them, but I'm blogging instead! :) Luckily, I have some help here. Hee Hee.
As promised, here are some of the pictures from our trip to Canton.
Sarah and Carrie on the way to Canton. They were covered up with my picnic blanket because it was too cold (maybe the only time that day they were cold!) but I had to have the air conditioner on full blast because I was getting carsick. Maybe it had something to do with turning around backwards to take pictures.
This was before we got all hot and sweaty. It was in the parking lot.
This was after we got all hot and sweaty. Sarah told us we could take the picture as long as we didn't touch her. I'm still not sure if she's recovered.
This is my very shabby trunk and old window. The picture was actually taken on Sunday as we were loading the car to drive home.
This picture has absolutely nothing to do with Canton. On Monday night, Brad wanted paninis for dinner...but we don't have a panini press.
Seriously, who needs a panini press?
And, if you're wondering, my paninis had pesto, deli chicken, provolone cheese, roasted red pepper, and arugula on them. They were delish!
6 comments:
I defintiely think that qualifies as a redneck panini press! And just so you know, I have an old window in my attic that I have no idea what to do with? any ideas? if not for my house, then it's certainly up for the taking! Good luck with the bike training, we were just talking about starting that with Dayton, but I'm not sure that's actually going to happen anytime soon-- should, but probably won't! Good luck with the house, if you need somewhere to hang out while people are looking, PLEASE come see me! Yall can come hang out anytime you need to whether we are here or not! Miss you!
Canton is sooo great! Can't believe you got sweet northern girl out in the heat, go you :-)
I'm having post-traumatic flashbacks just looking at those pictures! I need to go sit under an air conditioning vent...
Sarah
Good luck with the house! I like your, in your words I think, "sparkly trash".I think that it will look great in your new house!
How fun! Yes, we have had one of those weeks (refer to my blog).
I love your finds! :) How fun---making paninis. I have never tried that. I should sometime. I bet they were yummy!
I LOVE the old trunk! This post makes me excited about our Nov Canton trip! Glad you had a good time.
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