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HELLO COMCAST!

FINALLY! We have internet with wi-fi, cable tv, and phone service!!!

I cant wait to upload pictures that I havent been able to post for you! eeekk!

Kaylee and Natalie had a sleep over with Auntie V and Granny last night and just got home a few minutes ago.. I wonder if Kaylee noticed that she now has a working TV in her room.. We had told her that we were not going to set it up for her, but decided that with it being summer vacation it would give her something to do on a rainy day if I am busy or cant whip up a project. She has been told that she will loose it if she doesnt keep up good grades and stay on top of homework and keeps a clean room.. She also has to share with her siblings without arguing or asta la veesta baby!

I have been trying to take care of myself on top of moving into the house and taking care of everyone else.. For the past few months I have been bruising very easily.. A simple poke will turn into a bruise in a matter of hours. And then that bruise lasts for weeks.. sometimes even a month or two.. I have a doctors appointment to help me assess what in the heck is going on with me..

Anyways, I just wanted to update that we have a new home phone number and home email address so if you are in need of either of those, you know how to contact us. 

Much Love!
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