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Weekend fun

This weekend I had a friend in town.  Saturday we went and watched the kids swim and then ate way too many sno cones.  She beat Jake at chess twice and it was so nice to have her around. 

Sunday we went to church long enough to hear Jake give his talk and then we went out to lunch and shopping.  and there is where the fun ended. ;)  She insisted before leaving town that I had to get something ready for the baby.  So Lee pulled all the baby clothes out of the attic.  I thought there were only a few boxes  but there was far more then that.  We got rid of all the girl clothes and then the boys clothes went back to the attic or in Jake's room.  The swings were taken out and the covers were washed.  So although now I am still missing a car seat I feel fairly prepared for this baby. 

Yesterday I started having contractions not the in labor kind but more the I did too much kind. 

The kids are leaving Wednesday and it will be nice to try and get some things under control before they get back.  I am still hoping for a date night but we will see. 

Lee came back into town late Saturday.  It is nice to have him back.  They had such a good time and have already started planning next year. 

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