Attention Mr. Obama:

Jack's response to "Ten Things a Good President Should do..."

The (future) voters have spoken.

Ride 'em Cowboy and Hook 'em Horns!

More to come on our trip to the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo...

"Let me upgrade ya."

I finally got the stainless steel appliances, tumbled stone backsplash and built-in microwave I've always wanted.



My new kitchen upgrade even includes a super cute personal chef, always willing to serve up some gourmet coffee, potatos and Hot Wheels. In the same pot.

Luckily, Big Brother is a regular at Cafe Davers and is always a satisfied customer. Hmmm, looks like pizza in the oven. Again.

If we ever run out of oversized plastic ingredients, we make a quick grocery store run.

I am so glad Jeff finally agreed to the kitchen upgrade for Christmas. As soon as he realized how many hours it kept the boys occupied, I never really heard any more concerns about it not being manly enough.

* When I read back over this post, I realized it looks like I have a brown pile of poop in one picture and a huge pile of green poop in another. Those, of course, are a saugage patty and disproportionate plastic broccoli respectively.

Say what?

I was pretty mortified yesterday at Freebirds when Stacie starting laughing as I was belting out "ANIMAL!" "AnimAL-al-al-al!" "ANIMAL!" to one of my favorite Van Halen songs. I was totally rockin' out until she told me he is saying, "PANAMA."

What?!?!

You mean for all these years, he's being saying "Panama?"

Pox day by day. Day FOUR!

Day ONE (left) and Day TWO (right):

Day THREE: It's all in his scalp. SO gross. We called the school and found out his 21-yr-old teacher has it too! Poor thing. She does NOT get paid enough for this!

This picture cracks me up. He seems so glad to get his itchy clothes off just sitting there with full belly and full diaper.

Day FOUR: He's finally started scratching his scalp and he was up pretty much all night last night. Well, so I hear.

While we went to work today, Davis stayed with Sandi, a church family member who hardly knows him but totally loves him. What a blessing. Thank goodness Nana was able to take a day off tomorrow, and then Sandi's Mom... whom I met today... is keeping him all day Thursday.

I guess it really does take a village.