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| too much silliness in one hour (memories that will last a lifetime) |
Annnnnd because I'm such an awesome mom... I left this sugared up mess with the aunties and uncle (and grampa) on her first official Grampa's house overnight!
Meanwhile... Ryan and I took care of business... it was a bittersweet afternoon as we unloaded the truck in lieu of becoming a single car family, but our hopes for a first house outweigh the need to have an expensive vehicle (that we no longer need thanks to prayers answered and a career with Edison- complete with work truck!) Doing the math in our heads we figure we will save roughly $700-$800/month for this sacrifice! To counterbalance the initial sadness of departing with the truck that in two short years contributed to many memories (road trips, camping, work, and more) we decided to take in some In n' Out (doesn't that make anyone feel better?!) and The Campaign before a late night of couch potato sitting and mind-numbing Olympic watching (side note- isn't it ironic that these hundreds of athletes spend their lives training to be the best in their sport and the most fit, only to create idle couch potatoes in the
Back at Grampa's house, Nugget finally learned to let go and swim on her own (literally- she would cling for dear life to anyone in the pool)! Granted, we have a ways to go before she is an official mermaid, but apparently Bebba and Uncle Alex encourage the right bit of confidence she needs to become independent in the pool (so glad we have spent $$$ on swim lessons :-/ )


2 comments:
Awe! love this post!!!
Good for you guys giving up your car! that is so awesome!!! but YOU still have a car right??
Love that video of her swimming.. she is doing so good... she's so young too for swimming like that! great job Mama!!
Ryan drives my/our car to work now, but in a couple weeks he will be able to borrow my sister's truck so I am not stranded without transportation ;-) On days I need the car, we drop him off and pick him up. Definitely as sacrifice to get used to, but the money saved saves my sanity over the decision.
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