29 March 2009

Some developments

We had a pretty good weekend. Yesterday morning we went to Walmart where we bought the makings for a garden. We figured out a better place to put the garden so the plants will actually grow. So planted two kinds of tomatoe plants, a cucumber plant, a zucchini squash, and some strawberries. So we'll see what happens. I'll post pictures later as our laptop is on the fritz and I'm forced to use our other computer. After we were done with the garden we went out and ran some errands. We went to a nearby mall to walk around. We got some stuff from Bath & Body Works. We went to check out the clearance section of Eddie Bauer. I found a $15 pair of jeans. Then we went to a sports shop where Kevin bought two new hats...buy one get one half off. Then we went in search of some shoes for me...we had to go to several stores before I found a pair that I liked. Then we went home so Kevin could get ready for work.

We just got home from church. We had a good day in nursery. No criers and no one had to go back to their parents. Yea!!! But at the end when the parents were coming to pick up their parents we had only one kid left. Her parents came and then another parent came. We had thought her husband had picked their daughter up, but he didn't. So we were totally scared! We walked around and finally I found her at the end of a hallway. We felt sooo bad!!! Luckily the mom was understanding. Yikes...that could have been a disaster!

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