So, here it is~ the list of what we two lovebirds did with all of our leisure time today:
*2:30 PM (CST)- Drop kids off at the Vinita McDonald's. The Becks were there waiting for us. We didn't just casually drop them off in the ball pit and speed away.
*Approximately 3:15 (CST)- Stopped at Tropical Sno in the parking lot of Warehouse Market in Claremore. This was my standard hangout spot during the summers in my high school years. I can assure you that absolutely no updates have been done to this establishment since it was founded. The ice machine was one step up from a Snoopy snow cone maker.
*4:00ish-6:00ish (CST)- Watched The Dish, The Soup, and an hour of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
*6:00-7:00 (CST)- Talked about getting off the couch and doing something
*7:00-8:00 (CST)- Drove around Tulsa and talked about what we wanted to do. We drove through Memorial Cemetery while we continued talking about what we wanted to do.
*8:00-8:30 (CST)- Drove to Shiloh's restaurant. They close at 3:00 PM on Sundays. We drove home.
*8:30-9:30 (CST)- Heated up some left- over pizza and watched Big Brother.
*Currently- I am on the computer. Aaron is watching Andy Griffith. And now I'm going to get ready for bed.
In summary, I don't know what we did before we had kids, but I can guarantee we used a lot more gasoline than we do these days. Nighty night.
~Heather
1. "Hey Flaps, so what are we gonna do?"
2. "I don't know, what'cha wanna do?"
1. "Look Flaps, first I say "What are we gonna do?" Then you say "I don't know, what'cha wanna do?" Then I say "What are we gonna do?" Then you say "I don't know, what'cha wanna do?" Let's do something!"
2. "Okay, what'cha wanna do?"
-Jungle Book
2 comments:
Things change in the "adult world" once kids are part of our lives huh!
What a loser! The Order of the Phoenix is clearly superior than the Goblet of Fire. Unless it was on TV. But if you watched a Harry Potter movie on TV although you had it on DVD, that's just lame. Unless you don't have all the Harry Potter movies on DVD, which is unforgiveable.
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