Splendiferous Zeppelin Escapades

Well, I thought I would post a few pictures from Easter since we all looked so good.

From Month 6

From Month 6

From Month 6

From Month 6

This is Spencer’s Easter basket. He didn’t get any candy, but he did get 4 recipe cards for baby food, stacking cups, keys, a teether ring, 2 mini books, teething tablets, a snack transport cup and onesies that are already too small. No worries, we got some more onesies that fit.

Well, we’ve got all Spencer’s 5th Month Pictures up on our picture host. Here’s a small sample of the cuteness to be had:

From Month 5

From Month 5

From Month 5

From Month 5

From Month 5

You should totally check out more of Spencer’s pictures by going to our Picasa Gallery and clicking on Month 5 (or any other album you want to look at.)

Okay, now the funny story. This last Tuesday, Spencer and I were headed to listen to my brother report to the high council about his mission. We were running a little bit late (our late would have put us there a little bit early anyway), and we were just trying to get there. I knew the part of town we had to drive through was usually heavily patrolled so I kept an eye on my speed. I also kept in my head what I would tell an officer in the case that I was pulled over.

I see a police officer on one street that was going the opposite way I was, and it wasn’t a big deal. I turn on the street the church is on and don’t look back. Well, I checked out my rear view when I saw the red and blue lights flashing. There is a policeman behind me, pulling ME over!!! I checked my speed and saw that I wasn’t going over the speed limit, but was REALLY nervous anyway.

I pulled into the nearest parking lot and waited for the officer. He got out, and asked my for my license and proof of insurance. I told him my license was in the diaper bag in the back of my car, and asked if I could get out and get it for him. He then asked me what my name was and where I lived. I told him, and he says “Okay thank you ma’am. You are free to go. We are looking for a suicidal female driving a red Honda CR-V.”

Holy Cow! It was the WEIRDEST thing ever. I ended up getting to the church with enough time to get in, sit down and tell my family the story before the meeting started.

I was oddly proud of this page, and I wanted to share it with people. I don’t think it is because it is particularly good, but I think it is because I LOVE the picture. Anyway, here it is:

From Scrapbook Portfolio

Now that I’ve gotten that out of my system. I’ll share some of the happenings here. Adam and I started a weight loss challenge between the two of us almost 2 weeks ago. It is a 12 week challenge. Our ultimate goals we thought were very different, but it getting all the numbers charted we both want (NEED) to lose almost the same amount of weight to have a healthy BMI. Anyway, at the end of our challenge the winner gets a prize. I would share, but I’m not sure Adam wants me to share those details yet… The “loser” gets a small prize too, since losing the weight is a major thing.

So, as of Monday I was ahead, but I think Adam is going to pass me this week. We’ll see.