Spells Halloween!
Bentley's first Halloween has been very uneventful. In fact he doesn't even know something special should be going on right now. We are still in Burley and the poor guy doesn't feel good. He has 3 teeth trying to break through and a yucky nose and everything else that goes with that. So we decided not to take him out-it is nasty out there. Right now he is in his jammies cuddling with Grandma, Chod is watching NOVA, Tameka is on the phone with her boy and there hasn't been a single Trick-or-Treater.
Yep, he doesn't know he is missing anything, but in about 12 years I will probably hear how I am a bad mother cause I didn't dress him up and take him begging for candy.
Oh well we are all much happier this way
10.31.2006
10.28.2006
Pumpkin
Today we bought a pumpkin and took some pictures. I didn't think they would turn out too well cause he was sound asleep when we got there. Apparently Bentley does pretty well from cat naps cause he was so happy the entire time. Was only going to share a couple but I couldn't decide which ones, so here you go. I love his eyes in the last one!
Wardrobe by Hudson.
Wardrobe by Hudson.
Biter
Bentley better be getting some top teeth cause he has been chewing on everything he can wrap his mouth around. Including his mom. Today I was sitting on the floor and he clamped his mouth on the arch of my foot. I pulled him off and he went straight for my knee and bit down again.
He should be a vampire for Halloween
He should be a vampire for Halloween
10.27.2006
So close
Mom is having a much better day today. Up at 5:30, she was showered, dressed and had gone on 2 walks when I talked to her at 8. The doctor came in and said she was good to go. She was excited to finally be leaving. Then he came back in and said he had looked at her most recent CT and noticed a basal spasm. So, 2 more days in the hospital for her. The doc said that he didn't think it would be a problem, but wouldn't be able to sleep if he had sent her home.
She is tired of being in the hospital, tired of the bed, tired of the same scenery on her walks. She must be feeling much better because she has never complained of these things until today-guess that is a good sign.
Hopefully Sunday she will be home, for good.
She is tired of being in the hospital, tired of the bed, tired of the same scenery on her walks. She must be feeling much better because she has never complained of these things until today-guess that is a good sign.
Hopefully Sunday she will be home, for good.
10.24.2006
Snuggles and Snot
My little guy has had a yucky nose. He has also been really snuggly, which is nice even if snuggling with him leaves a snotty mess all over my shirt. I am on shirt #3 for this very reason. I feel bad that he doesn't feel good (and hoping it is only a cold and not an ear infection like Taylor) but it has been a while since he would let me hold him and he would cuddle up to me. Lately he has been pushing me a way like a teenager.
When he was a newborn people would tell me to enjoy every night he was awake with reflux just needing to be held cause it wouldn't last very long. I didn't realize not very long meant only a couple of months. It was nice last night to rock with him on my shoulder making baby noises, even if it meant no sleep for me.
Love that little guy.
When he was a newborn people would tell me to enjoy every night he was awake with reflux just needing to be held cause it wouldn't last very long. I didn't realize not very long meant only a couple of months. It was nice last night to rock with him on my shoulder making baby noises, even if it meant no sleep for me.
Love that little guy.
10.23.2006
Update and Tanget
First an update on Mom. I talked to her around 2 and she said that she still had a long way to go but was feeling better. She had taken 6 laps around the nurses station (3 at a time) and the last 3 were much easier than the earlier ones. They have unhooked her from the IVs and oxygen. She is still hooked up to a blood pressure cuff-but that is it. They cut her morphine doses in half and she wasn't sure how she felt about that yet. She is hoping that they move her out of ICU soon and give her a normal room with a phone and a shower!
And now my feelings about dryer sheets. I like Bounce. I bought the Sam's Club brand because they were cheaper. Twice as many for less $$. They stink. I mean really, they stink. There is an unconditional gaurantee on them that if I am not satisfied for any reason I can return them and they will give me my money back. That would require a trip to Idaho Falls to return 400 dryer sheets and get $4 back. Think I may be better off just running to the store and buying some Bounce sheets. If there is anyone who doesn't care about the smell of dryer sheets I have a heck of a lot of these sitting here either heading to the garbage or to who ever wants them.
And now my feelings about dryer sheets. I like Bounce. I bought the Sam's Club brand because they were cheaper. Twice as many for less $$. They stink. I mean really, they stink. There is an unconditional gaurantee on them that if I am not satisfied for any reason I can return them and they will give me my money back. That would require a trip to Idaho Falls to return 400 dryer sheets and get $4 back. Think I may be better off just running to the store and buying some Bounce sheets. If there is anyone who doesn't care about the smell of dryer sheets I have a heck of a lot of these sitting here either heading to the garbage or to who ever wants them.
10.22.2006
on your mark, get set, GO!
What's the fastest way to get the family together? Have Dad call the girls, tell them their mom is being life flighted to SLC because there is bleeding on her brain-and that there is no reason for them to go.
Yep, that is what happened Friday night. Dad called to tell us that Mom had had a super bad headache, was nauseuos and had a sore neck. She asked him to take her to the hospital and she was soon on a helicopter on her way to the LDS Hospital. They didn't know much at that point, but did know that there was bleeding on the brain.
The sisters called each other crying, scared and needing to be together. Soon they were on their way with families in tow. It is a scary thing when you think you may be losing your mom, the person who keeps us all together.
Not only did we go, but we went prepared.
Deid and Chris were the first there. They saw a sleepy Mom at the hospital and were told she was going to be going in for tests, so they found a couple of hotel rooms. The Stephens and Hillmans arrived at about 1:45 am, Dad and Tameka got to the hospital around 3:30 and to the hotel around 4.
We were still worried, but felt so much better that we were together. Saturday morning we showed up at the Shock and Trauma ICU to find a very sleepy Mom. We learn that the bleeding has stopped and they are mainly monitoring her. She had many tests ran, quite a few MRIs, and dye tests. We also learn that blood is very irritating to the brain tissues, which is causing the thunderclap of a headache and making her neck very stiff.
When the nurse asked Mom a question she replied, "I don't know-I'm on drugs." He asked, "You use?" "No you are giving them to me!"
We celebrated Tameka's 18th birthday (a day late) at Hires with Big H burgers, fries, rootbeer and a white-chocolate mousse birthday cake that was still amazingly solid.
Last night we condensed from 2 hotel rooms to 1. Mainly because we didn't know what our plans were, but had kept 1 room from the night before to serve at home base. Yeah, count em-10 bodies in 1 hotel room. Eight adults and 2 chidren. Wondering how we did that? First off we had a handicap room, which was larger than a normal room, with 2 queen beds. Second, Deidra and Chris had packed their airmattress. Thirdly, Tameka spotted an open room in the hotel where they store the cots, so her and Chod borrowed a couple for the night. Fourth the hotel provided 2 cribs for the boys. Sounds packed but we even had a pathway to the door in case of a fire. We were all so tired that no one was bothered by snoring, although Bentley kept reminding people he was still there. Is it really legal to sleep 10 to a room, we don't know. Does Crystal Inn have a photo of Chod posted for taking cots without permission, we don't know that either. But we do know that we were all together, husbands and all. We all dropped everything and headed to SLC when we got the call. Sleeping babies were jerked out of bed and bags were packed in a hurry. We joked that this could be a new game we play. In the middle of the night we call with a destination and see who can get their the fastest. I hope Mom realizes how much she is loved, because we wouldn't do that for just anyone.
Mom's head still hurts, but she has morphine to help dull the pain and she is really tired as she is trying to recover. They still have her hooked up to all sorts of tubes and are keeping her there for about a week to monitor her and make sure things are okay. This is somewhat of a freak thing, although common enough that they know exactly what is going on. Hopefully in a few days she will be moved from ICU and into a normal room.
We love our mom and are glad that we still have her with us.
Yep, that is what happened Friday night. Dad called to tell us that Mom had had a super bad headache, was nauseuos and had a sore neck. She asked him to take her to the hospital and she was soon on a helicopter on her way to the LDS Hospital. They didn't know much at that point, but did know that there was bleeding on the brain.
The sisters called each other crying, scared and needing to be together. Soon they were on their way with families in tow. It is a scary thing when you think you may be losing your mom, the person who keeps us all together.
Not only did we go, but we went prepared.
Deid and Chris were the first there. They saw a sleepy Mom at the hospital and were told she was going to be going in for tests, so they found a couple of hotel rooms. The Stephens and Hillmans arrived at about 1:45 am, Dad and Tameka got to the hospital around 3:30 and to the hotel around 4.
We were still worried, but felt so much better that we were together. Saturday morning we showed up at the Shock and Trauma ICU to find a very sleepy Mom. We learn that the bleeding has stopped and they are mainly monitoring her. She had many tests ran, quite a few MRIs, and dye tests. We also learn that blood is very irritating to the brain tissues, which is causing the thunderclap of a headache and making her neck very stiff.
When the nurse asked Mom a question she replied, "I don't know-I'm on drugs." He asked, "You use?" "No you are giving them to me!"
We celebrated Tameka's 18th birthday (a day late) at Hires with Big H burgers, fries, rootbeer and a white-chocolate mousse birthday cake that was still amazingly solid.
Last night we condensed from 2 hotel rooms to 1. Mainly because we didn't know what our plans were, but had kept 1 room from the night before to serve at home base. Yeah, count em-10 bodies in 1 hotel room. Eight adults and 2 chidren. Wondering how we did that? First off we had a handicap room, which was larger than a normal room, with 2 queen beds. Second, Deidra and Chris had packed their airmattress. Thirdly, Tameka spotted an open room in the hotel where they store the cots, so her and Chod borrowed a couple for the night. Fourth the hotel provided 2 cribs for the boys. Sounds packed but we even had a pathway to the door in case of a fire. We were all so tired that no one was bothered by snoring, although Bentley kept reminding people he was still there. Is it really legal to sleep 10 to a room, we don't know. Does Crystal Inn have a photo of Chod posted for taking cots without permission, we don't know that either. But we do know that we were all together, husbands and all. We all dropped everything and headed to SLC when we got the call. Sleeping babies were jerked out of bed and bags were packed in a hurry. We joked that this could be a new game we play. In the middle of the night we call with a destination and see who can get their the fastest. I hope Mom realizes how much she is loved, because we wouldn't do that for just anyone.
Mom's head still hurts, but she has morphine to help dull the pain and she is really tired as she is trying to recover. They still have her hooked up to all sorts of tubes and are keeping her there for about a week to monitor her and make sure things are okay. This is somewhat of a freak thing, although common enough that they know exactly what is going on. Hopefully in a few days she will be moved from ICU and into a normal room.
We love our mom and are glad that we still have her with us.
10.19.2006
Christmas Sneak Peak
Bentley has taken a liking to standing behind and pushing a box around our kitchen. Which is why I am so happy that I bought this for him for Christmas! 66 Days til Christmas!!
10.18.2006
Air Pockets
When we were dating and first married Chod would wear light jackets all year long. In the middle of Logan's inversions he would don his windbreaker and head across campus. When asked if he was cold, he alway replied, "Naw, I have air pockets." Apparentley the air pockets provided a layer of insulation that would keep him unsuspectingly warm.
I have bought him a few coats because watching him in the jackets makes me cold. And deep down I think he likes them, although he insists that he fine without them.
We must have left the air pockets in Logan because he is now wearing coats and says he freezes.
I have bought him a few coats because watching him in the jackets makes me cold. And deep down I think he likes them, although he insists that he fine without them.
We must have left the air pockets in Logan because he is now wearing coats and says he freezes.
10.17.2006
Crawling=Tired Boy
Since Bentley has started cruising around on all fours he has been sleeping a lot more. He wakes up in the morning, eats breakfast, crawls around for about 20 minutes, and is then ready for a nap. This pattern of sleeping, eating, crawling, sleeping continues all day. I am loving the time during the day to myself, but I think I am only getting it so I can pick up after him while he is sleeping.
He is a little cruiser and loves to explore our apartment. His favorite things are:
a) chewing on electrical cords
b) running his hands down the vents, not sure if it is the sound or the feel of it-but he finds it very entertaining
c) crawling under the coffee table, sitting up while under it and whacking his head-not necessarily a favorite but one of the most common occurances during the day
d) himself up and whatever piece of furniture is nearby, he's a wobbly stander but thinks he is the king of the world while standing
And I am loving how tired crawling makes him.
He is a little cruiser and loves to explore our apartment. His favorite things are:
a) chewing on electrical cords
b) running his hands down the vents, not sure if it is the sound or the feel of it-but he finds it very entertaining
c) crawling under the coffee table, sitting up while under it and whacking his head-not necessarily a favorite but one of the most common occurances during the day
d) himself up and whatever piece of furniture is nearby, he's a wobbly stander but thinks he is the king of the world while standing
And I am loving how tired crawling makes him.
10.15.2006
Mohonri Moreacumer Bishop and Bentley
Chod's Grandpa Bishop past away last week and the funeral was yesterday. All week I had been looking for this photo I knew I had taken of him and Bentley when Bentley was just a few weeks old. I hadn't been able to find it and had given up. I was really sad because it is the only photo of the 2 of them together. Last time we visited Grandpa he was holding Bentley and asked me to take a picture of them, but I didn't have my camera. Thankfully Chod found it hiding in a place I had looked at least 3 times. Why does it always seem to work like that?
10.12.2006
One big hassle
When I had Bentley I not only got a precious little boy to bring home, but I also brought home a hernia right above my belly button. In the days after I came home from the hospital I would ask Chod if that bump felt normal, he would say no and I would ignore it and life would go on.
Nine months later and that bump is still there. I've met with my doctor, met with a surgeon, had an unltra-sound (not as much fun seeing a hernia as it is a baby, btw), and today I get to go back to the surgeon. Now I remember why I have put it off for so long. Its a hassle.
Last time the surgeon said that it would be elective surgery, so I could pick when and where I want to have it done. He also said it would be a 6 week recovery-meaning no lifting Bentley for 6 weeks! HA! How is that going to work?
If anyone has an idea how I can not lift Bentley into the bathtub, his bed, his highchair, his carseat, or off the floor for 6 weeks please let me know.
Nine months later and that bump is still there. I've met with my doctor, met with a surgeon, had an unltra-sound (not as much fun seeing a hernia as it is a baby, btw), and today I get to go back to the surgeon. Now I remember why I have put it off for so long. Its a hassle.
Last time the surgeon said that it would be elective surgery, so I could pick when and where I want to have it done. He also said it would be a 6 week recovery-meaning no lifting Bentley for 6 weeks! HA! How is that going to work?
If anyone has an idea how I can not lift Bentley into the bathtub, his bed, his highchair, his carseat, or off the floor for 6 weeks please let me know.
10.11.2006
Keen Sense of Smell
I was blessed (or cursed) with an exceptional sense of smell. For reals I should be a bloodhound. When I took plant pathology I worked with different bacteria that caused vegetables to rot. I can smell and detect what is bad in my fridge from the other side of the apartment when Chod's opens the fridge to take out the milk. Seriously.
When we got home from SLC for days I would say, "Our house stinks." Chod couldn't smell it, and whenever I would say this he would look at me like I was a crazy lady. I cleaned out the fridge and didn't find anything there, took out the empty garbages just in case and it still stunk. Karisa came over and I asked her if it stunk-she couldn't smell it. It was driving me crazy.
The seal on the bottom of our front door has come off in a few places and upon our arrival Friday morning we found that worms had escaped the rain by making themselves at home. We found a bunch dead and shriveled by the front door, some under Bentley's bed, a live one in the bathroom.
I was telling Dad about our worm invasion and he said, "That's gross! Worms stink!" AHA! I wasn't crazy, now that the worm corspes have been taken care of our house no longer stinks. I did find another one in Bentley's closet today, but I am hoping that was the last one.
Time for some new weather stripping I do believe.
When we got home from SLC for days I would say, "Our house stinks." Chod couldn't smell it, and whenever I would say this he would look at me like I was a crazy lady. I cleaned out the fridge and didn't find anything there, took out the empty garbages just in case and it still stunk. Karisa came over and I asked her if it stunk-she couldn't smell it. It was driving me crazy.
The seal on the bottom of our front door has come off in a few places and upon our arrival Friday morning we found that worms had escaped the rain by making themselves at home. We found a bunch dead and shriveled by the front door, some under Bentley's bed, a live one in the bathroom.
I was telling Dad about our worm invasion and he said, "That's gross! Worms stink!" AHA! I wasn't crazy, now that the worm corspes have been taken care of our house no longer stinks. I did find another one in Bentley's closet today, but I am hoping that was the last one.
Time for some new weather stripping I do believe.
10.10.2006
Yoga Master
Bentleys loves doing downward facing dog! He is so funny and spends considerable time in this pose every day.
10.09.2006
Snazzy Jammies Post #2
You'd think I'd learn! Saturday Bentley went to Grandma and Grandpa Stephens' while we went to the temple. On the way out of the temple I mentioned to Chod how I had forgotten to pack him a pair of pj's. Chod commented that we still had the last pair he had worn home (see Hudson's fancy jammie post) and he doubted his mom had another pair to put him in.
Well he was wrong as you can see! I honestly don't know where she keeps these, but Larry said Chod had probably worn them. They look a little loved, and Bentley was loving them. I wonder how many more pairs there are.
10.06.2006
We're back!
We had a good time in Salt Lake. I got the shopping done I was planning on doing, Chod enjoyed OnTarget and I think Bentley even had a good time being hauled around and in and out of his carseat.
Hudson and Karisa came and spent a few days with us, so whenever Huddy is nearby Bentley is content. I still can't believe how much those 2 little guys love each other. And they feed off of each other, one starts jabbering-the other joins in. Its this way with talking, singing, crying, or laughing.
Karisa and I spent some time at Gardner's Village and left knowing we were talented enough to do alot of the stuff we saw there, so we didn't buy a single thing. We threw around the idea of opening a store like those some where in Eastern Idaho. The more I think about it the more I think we should do it. If only I knew where to begin.
Leann, Cameron, Bentley and I spent an evening at the Gateway. It was a nice night and we strolled along window shopping and stopped to watch the water show.
We went to Market Square, found some deals.
Spent some time at Taiwan Imports and Tai'pan Trading. Saw some cute Christmas trees and we are both inspired to re-do ours. Lack of funds and tired boys put a pause on that. Maybe we should go back after Christmas and see if we can get stuff on sale.
Bentley spent some time in the pool with his dad. He seemed to like it-although we was pretty tired both times so didn't last long.
Yep it was a good week, but I think Bentley is glad to be home to his own bed, own bath and room to crawl.
Hudson and Karisa came and spent a few days with us, so whenever Huddy is nearby Bentley is content. I still can't believe how much those 2 little guys love each other. And they feed off of each other, one starts jabbering-the other joins in. Its this way with talking, singing, crying, or laughing.
Karisa and I spent some time at Gardner's Village and left knowing we were talented enough to do alot of the stuff we saw there, so we didn't buy a single thing. We threw around the idea of opening a store like those some where in Eastern Idaho. The more I think about it the more I think we should do it. If only I knew where to begin.
Leann, Cameron, Bentley and I spent an evening at the Gateway. It was a nice night and we strolled along window shopping and stopped to watch the water show.
We went to Market Square, found some deals.
Spent some time at Taiwan Imports and Tai'pan Trading. Saw some cute Christmas trees and we are both inspired to re-do ours. Lack of funds and tired boys put a pause on that. Maybe we should go back after Christmas and see if we can get stuff on sale.
Bentley spent some time in the pool with his dad. He seemed to like it-although we was pretty tired both times so didn't last long.
Yep it was a good week, but I think Bentley is glad to be home to his own bed, own bath and room to crawl.
10.05.2006
Good TImes
Some funny things have been said this week, so funny I thought I should share them.
Funny Moment #1
Tuesday night in the Atrium of the hotel we were enjoying their complementary drinks and popcorn with Larry, Leann and Cameron. Chod asked Cameron what he was drinking-rootbeer. Chod tells him that next time he gets a drink he should ask for a Shirley Temple.
Leann tells Cameron in a frustrated tone that Chod is kidding and that he should not drink a Shirley Temple.
Larry, Chod and I all look at her in bewilderment.
Larry says, "A Shirley Temple is 7-up with a cherry in it."
Apparentley she thought Chod was trying to get Cameron to ask for an acoholic drink. She then told him it would be okay for him to drink a Shirley Temple.
Funney Moment #3
We are in bed and Chod is telling me how much he prefers feather pillows over poly-filled foam pillows. I say I don't care either way.
"But you sleep with a feather pillow."
"No, I sleep with a foam pillow."
"No you don't"
"Yes I do."
"I'll bet you money."
"Okay! Why are are you arguing with me over which kind of pillow I sleep with?"
He lost $150 on that. I used to sleep with a feather pillow, but switched when I was pregnant and Chod never noticed.
Funny Moment #3
I was telling Karisa how one of my friends husband is in the military and he gets deported for 6 months at a time. Instead of deployed I said deported she found it super funny.
Funny Moment #1
Tuesday night in the Atrium of the hotel we were enjoying their complementary drinks and popcorn with Larry, Leann and Cameron. Chod asked Cameron what he was drinking-rootbeer. Chod tells him that next time he gets a drink he should ask for a Shirley Temple.
Leann tells Cameron in a frustrated tone that Chod is kidding and that he should not drink a Shirley Temple.
Larry, Chod and I all look at her in bewilderment.
Larry says, "A Shirley Temple is 7-up with a cherry in it."
Apparentley she thought Chod was trying to get Cameron to ask for an acoholic drink. She then told him it would be okay for him to drink a Shirley Temple.
Funney Moment #3
We are in bed and Chod is telling me how much he prefers feather pillows over poly-filled foam pillows. I say I don't care either way.
"But you sleep with a feather pillow."
"No, I sleep with a foam pillow."
"No you don't"
"Yes I do."
"I'll bet you money."
"Okay! Why are are you arguing with me over which kind of pillow I sleep with?"
He lost $150 on that. I used to sleep with a feather pillow, but switched when I was pregnant and Chod never noticed.
Funny Moment #3
I was telling Karisa how one of my friends husband is in the military and he gets deported for 6 months at a time. Instead of deployed I said deported she found it super funny.
10.03.2006
Low budget TV
8 years ago I graduated from high school. 6 months ago we moved. 6 months ago I noticed that Southern Idaho's news broadcasts haven't change much in the last 8 years.
Channel 8 still has Jay Hilderbrandt and Karol Honas, Jay still does Wednesday's Child every Wednesday night.
Other stations are so low budget that they only can afford 1 person on air at a time. It is sad. SLC stations have helicopters.
In the past months I have laughed at the unprofessional broadcasts. This morning I remember why I laugh. SLC has a much larger viewer base than Southern Idaho, but seriously it is bad.
I have missed my 2 News crew and my morning with Good Things Utah. Looks like I will have to enjoy them while I am here for the next few days. Friday it is back to Doug Iverson as my weatherman.
Channel 8 still has Jay Hilderbrandt and Karol Honas, Jay still does Wednesday's Child every Wednesday night.
Other stations are so low budget that they only can afford 1 person on air at a time. It is sad. SLC stations have helicopters.
In the past months I have laughed at the unprofessional broadcasts. This morning I remember why I laugh. SLC has a much larger viewer base than Southern Idaho, but seriously it is bad.
I have missed my 2 News crew and my morning with Good Things Utah. Looks like I will have to enjoy them while I am here for the next few days. Friday it is back to Doug Iverson as my weatherman.
10.02.2006
Packing Problems
Chod is infamous for being a lousy packer. I am not sure if this is intentional or if it is real that he forgets crucial items every time we leave the house.
On a trip to California he forgot his swimsuit. Bought a new one
Honeymoon to Victoria-didn't bring a jacket. Bought a new one.
Visit to Burley-didn't bring a shirt. Bought a new one.
Are you seeing a pattern? I am. This weekend I went to Burley on Friday and he came on Saturday. I asked if he would like me to pack for him. He said that he could handle it, but that I should lay out his clothes for family pictures just to be sure. I did.
Saturday evening as they were getting ready for the priesthood session Chod realized that he hadn't packed a white shirt and tie, or even different shoes. He was wearing his nasty work shoes. Sheesh.
Today we are getting ready to head to SLC. Chod was worried about packing this morning before he left for work. I assured him that I could pack for him. Now the pressure is on me. If I forget something of his I will never live it down.
But as for my suitcase-I'm thinking about leaving it empty and then I will be forced to buy new clothes while I am there!
On a trip to California he forgot his swimsuit. Bought a new one
Honeymoon to Victoria-didn't bring a jacket. Bought a new one.
Visit to Burley-didn't bring a shirt. Bought a new one.
Are you seeing a pattern? I am. This weekend I went to Burley on Friday and he came on Saturday. I asked if he would like me to pack for him. He said that he could handle it, but that I should lay out his clothes for family pictures just to be sure. I did.
Saturday evening as they were getting ready for the priesthood session Chod realized that he hadn't packed a white shirt and tie, or even different shoes. He was wearing his nasty work shoes. Sheesh.
Today we are getting ready to head to SLC. Chod was worried about packing this morning before he left for work. I assured him that I could pack for him. Now the pressure is on me. If I forget something of his I will never live it down.
But as for my suitcase-I'm thinking about leaving it empty and then I will be forced to buy new clothes while I am there!
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