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Mom had an eye doctor appointment this afternoon, but I got a call from the nursing home this morning saying she didn't feel well and wanted me to cancel the appointment. So, I rescheduled for the end of January. It's been a quiet, relaxing day at our house.

Kaleb has been having computer problems, so he took his hard drive to Best Buy to have the "Geek Squad" give him the lowdown on what's wrong. He should know in the next few days. Kaitlin and Brandon went to Taco Bueno for lunch. I am not impressed with TB, so they went by themselves. Corby worked on Brandon's car, fixing the headlight, the hood latch and the manifold.  Everything is good with his car now. I'm working on my 5th load of laundry for today, after doing ALL the laundry on Sunday. We definitely have more with all the kids home for the holidays.


We also made a run to Leeker's to pick up some milk and cat litter. Yes, it's been a quiet day. Now we are ready to watch two basketball games - K-State and WSU. We'll be flipping the channels back and forth watching both games....

My current read: Mr. and Miss Anonymous by Fern Michaels. I'm hoping to finish it tonight.

Back to work tomorrow, but at least I only have to work 2 days this week! YIPPEE!!!! Also, we are hoping to get pre-approved for a new car, and hope to test drive a Suzuki SX4 Sport tomorrow night.

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Jennifer Lacy said…
OK dear friend, i am going to pretend i didn't read that part about you not liking Taco Bueno. It is the single greatest fast food mexican on the planet. Luckily, your good features way outweigh that one tiny fault! Glad your kiddos are getting some quality time with you momma! Enjoy it!
December 30, 2009 at 8:59 AM
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