Carving Jack
Getting the hang of it
Hello friends,
I'm back to fill you in on the past couple of weeks, and to post a few pics.
- Our truck is at the bodyshop in Olds getting its paint job all touched up, so I'm driving a courtesy car. It's terrifying. They told me that it might not be the best idea to take the car "far." Didsbury is 10 minutes from Olds. That is far. I had 20 minutes to get to work, and I was late!! I'm really going to appreciate our truck when it comes home.
- I was listening to a new song in our itunes, and was kind of moving to the music. Matt comes around the corner and informs me, "I have better moves than you." I just had to make him prove it. He was wearing his little superhero unders (getting ready for bed...scantily clad). He does have pretty good moves, he's awfully cute when he shakes his little superhero unders!
- We've been boo-ed. The doorbell rang the other night, and we opened the door to find a pumpkin shaped bucket on the porch, filled with Halloween treats, a picture of a ghost and a letter. The letter informed us our task was to put the ghost picture up on our door, so the other ghosts would know that we've been booed. Then we prepare two treats (like the one we found on our doorstep) and "boo" two houses that are not displaying the Boo ghost. It was soo much fun! Matthew wanted to dress "dark" so we wouldn't get caught. He put on his toque so that his brown hair wouldn't be shiny. Then he put on his winter jacket ('cause it's the heaviest) it just happens to be bright orange. These two articles of clothing were accompanied by his runners, which light up with every heel strike. He may not have been in camo, but he sure loved it! We waited till it was good and dark outside and then out we went booing. He wanted me to ring the doorbells and he would stand a little bit behind me so that he could start running right away. So, I snuck up to the first house, rang the doorbell, and when I turned around, all I saw of Matt was a streak of orange and some flashing shoes - he was off and running for home! He loved it!
- I made a tough decision this week. I opted out of an opportunity. It was hard to do, and big parts of me still feel like crying. It was everything I want down the road, it would just be soo very difficult to accommodate right now. I pray that I made the right decision, and that if I didn't, God will hold the door open, or perhaps bring about a new one.
- Barry was in Quebec for most of the week. He's been there a few times. I've never been there. He assures me that I would love it. I wonder if next time the company needs someone to look at equipment, they'd mind if I went instead? I don't know much at all about production, but I bet I'd find some really great shoes - that's equipment, right?
- We went to our first night of the "Connect Group." Barry always has to drag me out, and then I'm always glad I went.
I'll be back soon,
L