All About Me (and those I love): it's about time

Monday, February 2, 2009

it's about time

WELCOME to my new blog. It seems as if wasting time on facebook is not enough; not enough of you are on it! So now I'm a blogspotter so I can keep more stalkerish tabs on my friends. (You, for instance.) Here we go!

6 comments:

AnonymousFebruary 2, 2009 at 6:12 PM
LOL! Welcome to the blogging world! It's more addictive than facebook (in my opinion)! I'm looking foward to stalking you! HAHA!
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kaysi van dyke foxFebruary 3, 2009 at 6:55 PM
yeyyy!! im so excited!! you have the cutest little family. me and nick always watch your boys during church they're so entertaining. haha. :)
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dani and famFebruary 3, 2009 at 8:32 PM
oh my gosh my kids are a zoo!! but they are dang cute :) congrats on being prego!
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Bethany ThompsonFebruary 3, 2009 at 8:48 PM
yeah... i'm so glad you are blogging now... isn't it like mandatory to be a blogger if your from utah? mine is www.thompsontimes-b.blogspot.com
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GranFebruary 3, 2009 at 11:05 PM
This is going to be great even though I am going to have you all up close and personal for a couple of months! That will be great also. A very cute picture! I noticed your favorite reads... While in a bookstore I noticed a book, last one on the shelf with a yellow sticky note which said something like. "This is by far the best book Jo Ann and I (employees) have read all summer." It was $25 so I went on Amazon and ordered it hardback for $13. Good Reads identifies it as one of the 10 best books of 2008. It came last week and is still sitting on my dining room table unopened because I know I will drop everything and read it. Not yet... the book: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.
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dani and famFebruary 5, 2009 at 2:11 PM
Thanks for the tip, Mimi! I looked for it at the library but it was out (of course). Sure enough, though, it was on the "top seller" list!
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little boyisms

Mayes (in response to Cameron teasing him about a girl in his class): "Cameron, if I was in love with girls I would tell you."
Cameron: "Mayes, when I am 16 and you are still 14, I will be able to drive and will take us to Toys R Us WHENEVER WE WANT!"
I was cooking one night and banged a spoon against the bowl. Cameron asked Jarron if someone was knocking on the door. When Jarron said "No", Cameron said, "Oh, it must be that cooking thing in the kitchen." Cooking thing indeed! Then for two nights he prayed for the "cooking thing" (hahaha) and laughed while he did it.
Cameron told me I was a good cook but some cooks are better than me. Jarron asked, "Like who, Cameron?" (He was surely waiting to hear a list of people who can cook better than I can.) Cameron thought for a second and then said, "Like...Ratatouille." (Meaning the rat in the movie.)
Mayes: Mom, get up. It's morning time. The sun is awake and the pets [at the petstore] are awake.
Cameron's uninhibited, sweet testimony experiences in our Selah Ward Primary: 1) I love my brother so much that one time I let him play my guy on Nintendo and he died and I didn't even get mad! 2) My eternal family...I love them. My God...I love him.
I told Cameron about a bully that threw sand in my face when I was little. Cameron felt bad for me and said, "Oh, I'm so sorry mom!" What did Mayes say? "I punch him in the face for you, Mom!" That, in a nutshell, is the difference between my two little boys.
Cameron told me that he was going to wish on the Wishing Star that my chores would be done [auto]matically. I told Jarron and his response was, "He is such a sweet kid. I don't think I would have ever thought about that for my mom." Sweet indeed.
Cameron: "I see that a lot of people died because there's a lot of grass." Mom: ??? Cameron: "When people die they become the grass. I learned that on Lion King." Thank you, Disney.
Cameron told me that he could tell I was full because my belly was a little fat.
Mayes threw a couple of "Little Einstein" characters in Gran's toilet. When I asked him why, he said, "Go on mission in toilet."
Cameron: "Mom, you know why Mayes always does what I do? It's because he thinks I'm cool. AND I AM!"
Cameron: "Starlight, starbright, first star I see tonight; I wish I may, I wish I might Have this wish I wish tonight." Mom: "What's your wish?" Cameron: "For the fairy to bring me my sister." Mayes: "This sucks."
Cameron: "Mom, you look so pretty when you are happy. But you don't look pretty when you are mad. You don't."
Cameron: "I can't wait for my sisters to come!" WHOA. WHAAA???
"Did you catch any bad guys today?" --what Cameron asked the police officers today at Subway. The answer? Two already today. Very impressive. The news excited Cameron very much.
Rory caught Cameron deep in thought and asked him what was up. Cameron replied, "Sshhh. Jesus is telling me something." Whoa. Possibly true.
I took a break from packing and watched a few minutes of TV with Cameron. When I tried to talk to him, he cut me off and told me to go do my work. So much for trying to relax together.
After hearing Cameron pass gas, Mayes asked, "A cow in here?" (What's up with Mayes and cows lately?)
Mayes is constantly on the lookout for the elusive cow that he believes lives in Gran's shed (which apparently has the distinct look of a small barn).
Jarron: Come here, Cameron. You have something in your eye. Cameron (worried): IS IT A BEETLE??
Cameron saw me putting on make-up the other day and asked me if I was trying to be a Lamanite.
"I NOT BABY! I NOT BABY!" --Mayes upon seeing a highchair set out for him at Grandma's house.
Mom: Mayes, stay out of the trash! Uckies! Mayes: Mmmmmm. Mmmmm.
Mom: Cameron, let me comb your hair. Cameron: But I don't want my hair flat and nice. It isn't Sunday! Mom: But you have some crazy hairs. Cameron: Just get over it, Mom.