Alright, alright...

Remember me? I used to blog once. But then life happened and I decided blogging wasn't exactly a primal need to be fulfilled so I let it slip by the wayside. Just to get people off of my back though, I guess I had better write something, sometime. So here you go - the catch up blog. A list of the top ten things that have happened in the last three months.

1- Addison experienced high fever convulsion #2 at someone else's house. Another raging ear infection to blame. Are we to have this great joy visit us each time he gets an ear infection? With my luck, probably...

2- Suffered through a cousin's wedding in which my mother, some poor sucker in her ward, and I were the musical ensemble. Let me just assure you that an eighth grade musical education does not amount to much in a situation like that. Even with six months of private lessons just for the occasion, I didn't feel very confident about my performance. Hopefully the best day of my cousin's life can be remembered without the soundtrack.

3- Were surprised with the pregnancy of our third child. We will be bringing another daughter into the world come October.

4- Endured six bouts of the stomach flu with each of my two children, two rounds with the hubby, and just to make it fair, one for me. That's a whole lot of puke to clean up. Are you starting to see why I haven't been blogging?

5- Finally added a patio and porch onto the back of our house. It feels so much cooler, even if that's not reflected in the electric bill as much as I had hoped.

6- Failed time after time in potty training my son. He can still go to school wearing Pull-ups right? The other kids won't make fun of him too much will they?

7- Had fun fishing with the Carpenters despite the fact that it never stopped raining.

8- Enjoyed a week of Girls Camp (much to my surprise I admit - although Keith probably has a different opinion!)

9- Witnessed Charlotte's hundred and first step. The first 100 happened while I was away at Girls Camp!

10- Signed up for swim lessons. Despite a rough first day, we might make swimmers out of these kids yet.