Wednesday already?

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This week is flying by!

Camden and Rory had lots of fun at Gram and Gramp's house yesterday playing with the cousins. Well, Camden did anyway. Rory and her almost 2-year old cousin don't really play, just co-exist. Camden stayed all afternoon while I took Rory home for a nap (and a quiet afternoon for me).

Here are a few random thoughts (most of them not about the kids for once):
  • I've got everything that didn't sell from Rory's closet up on eBay and the auctions end this morning. If you're interested, click here.
  • I read this devotion last night and thought it was excellent.
  • I happened to catch Kurt Warner on Ellen the other day, and he is one classy guy. You can see the video here.
  • We all watched American Idol last night (you should see Rory imitate the singers), and Danny Gokey was really good - the only one I liked.
  • Camden's cousin has been teaching him about (collecting) fossils, which means I now have some rather large rocks in my house.
  • Rory puts a "t" at the end of lots of words (I feel like I might have mentioned this before). She says colort, watert, diapert, shuppert, etc. It's so funny, and we try to correct her, but she'll have nothing to do with it.
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