Thursdee

We did end up going to Best Buy yesterday. Easton picked out "The Incredibles". Movies are expensive. Sheesh. So that was $19.99 of Dalton's $30. So we also picked up a $6.99 "Fivel Goes West". We were heading to leave and Dalton saw a box of stuffed Sesame Street toys. He handed me Fivel and said, "All done" and wanted a Cookie Monster instead. They didn't have Cookie so he chose Abby Cadabby instead. We have 67 cents or something left on the gift card now.





We got home and Easton sat to watch the new movie. Oops. We're totally regretting that choice in movies now. We're pretty conservative with what we allow the kids to watch, and if I had thought about it more, I wouldn't have let him pick that movie. It's violent and there's guns and such. Ack! He was captivated, though and watched the entire thing.

When it was over we decided we'd put it away till they're a little bigger. Which will be fine as Easton has absolutely no interest in watching it today. He's like that with movies...unlike most children who can watch the same thing over and over and over, Easton doesn't usually do that. He prefers a little more variety.

Last evening we had a contractor come to the house to take a look at our basement. We're thinking of finishing it and wanted to talk to someone about it. The idea is very exciting, I hope it works out. It would be so awesome to have an official space down there, in addition to the storage it has now. Basements rock. It's weird to me how certain parts of the country don't do basements. I've always had one living in Colorado. No one uses their attics here. So basements or garages are where you stick all your junk. Or Goodwill...that's my favorite place for junk and things that clutter up my house. :)

Anyway, today was school. Easton was on the verge of tears even when I dropped him off, poor guy. He seems like he's having a bit of a sad day today. But he had a good enough day at school while Dalton and I did breakfast, Walgreens (4 more packs of better-than-free razors), AussieROO, and Target.

We came home for some lunch:





Dalton went down for his nap and Easton for his quiet time. I think when he comes out he wants to watch Toy Story as something is up with our TiVo or something and every screen is blank even when trying to watch live TV. Very perplexing. So I said he'd have to pick a movie instead and that's when he said he did NOT want to watch Incredibles. Goob. I'd better hide it before he might want to watch it again someday.

Anyway, sorry to be boring but that's all I've got for today. Luckily no tooth drama to ramble on and on about. :)

Bye!