Big Discovery

Aubree came running in from outside just now. She came running straight back to the bedroom to tell us her newest discovery.  She hollered, " Do you know poop floats?"  I asked her if that is what she learned at school today.  She said no.  Amelia followed her and said they came running from the car in the rain, and Aubree announced she would melt.  Amelia said, "No, poop floats!"  Aubree is pretty tickled about her new discovery.  ajtgehnmpq2tewtrhywr6uge6r t6w8rwetre6 ggdsyyhrttw6 uhstiut6yuwyetqwt tyeuyrtuertrt0763itueygryidujdfuy 8123 yyyterywtu rytyryrghsdhgfd  (a short note from Aubree)  I wish you could hear her giggle about this.  You know poop is really a four letter word.

When I got home from school, Steve was crashed in bed.  He had a busy day.  He went grocery shopping for me this morning.  I made him a detailed list (making sure to put all the items from the same aisle on the list together)  He is such a good helper.  It really saves me time if he does the shopping.  It will also force me to be more organized and plan my menus and lists.  After this trip, he headed north to place his deer stand for rifle season.  He was so excited about this.  He had to do a bunch of walking in tall CRP grass to find the perfect spot.  This plum tuckered him out.  His feet are really bothering him today.  He feels fine except the fatigue and feet.  I think rest will fix both.

After supper we watched Grown Ups.  What a funny show.  I even heard some belly chuckles coming from his direction.  Sometimes you need just a good belly laugh.

We are preparing for the weather change that is supposed to be heading our way.  Today it was 70 and the high tomorrow is supposed to be in the low 40s.  That's a big difference.  I am going to be honest with you, I am worried about waking up and going to the gym.  It is going to be chilly.  I think tomorrow sounds like the perfect curl-up in bed with a book day.  The National Weather Service even mentioned flurries.

Aubree has passed out her kisses for the night and headed down stairs.  We are watching Rocket City Rednecks.  They are making a solar powered engine to go to Mars.  They are testing their ideas on Daddy's fishing boat with an air pig as the tank.  They have covered satellite dishes with little circular mirrors and mylar film and clamped them to the back of the boat. It works, even against the wind.  Like I have said before, if you haven't seen this show, you need to take the time to treat yourself to this show.  You might even learn something.