
Nothing too exciting has been happening around the Folger house recently, hence the lack of blogging.
This past weekend was somewhat uneventful but I'll fill you in on all the fun stuff anyhow. Friday morning we had our flu shots. By 4 pm I had a small fever, the chills and all sorts of achyness. Damn that shot! I was in bed by 9 pm that night. Saturday was much of the same. Thomas took Declan to the gym and on some errands while I laid in bed and watched "What Not to Wear" re-runs and contemplated what Stacy & Clinton would have to say about some of the clothing hanging in my closet. Later that afternoon I managed a trip to the outlet malls but unfortunately no bargains were to be found.
Sunday we met up with our friends Matt, Tanya and their 2 year old Alyssa. We headed to Monument for a pumpkin patch which unbeknownst to me (the pumpkin patch planner) was closed on Sundays. Who closes a pumpkin patch on the Sunday BEFORE Halloween? Mormons. That's who. Apparently Monument is filled with Mormons and it is a very sinful thing to pick out your pumpkin on Sunday. So, we headed to the local mexican cantina and filled our bellies with beer and burritos. Afterward we headed to the playground and then headed back home where we picked out our pumpkins from a little farmer stand and later carved them.
So that was our exciting weekend. Here's what else has been going on:
Declan is starting to put together sentences. So far we have "Me Nuk" and "Hep Bease" (help please for those of you who don't speak toddlerese).
I've started taking yoga classes. I am hooked! I can't even describe how good it makes your whole body feel. I come out of class feeling both relaxed and energized. My muscles don't feel so tight anymore and I am feeling so much stronger! I highly recommend it.
Gas is down to $2.43/gal here. This means that not only can the Folger's now afford pizza on the weekend but that now we can get Papa John's rather than Papa Murphy's. It's really the small things in life that count....
I'm so excited for election day. If only because it will mean that my phone will stop ringing off the hook from McCain's robocalls and that supporters from the various amendments on this year's ballot will stop ringing the doorbell. It's a bitch living in a battleground state. And then there is all the commercials.......