Re-reading

Okay so I just finished re-reading the twilight series again last night and so that is my excuse for not blogging because I read while Juliet takes her nap rather than dink around on the computer. This last week was state for high school rodeo and Kellen's youngest brother got to compete in three events. He did really well for a freshman and his first year at state. My belly continues to grow into the basketball size it is. Sitting for long periods of time has become quite a pain to deal with. Last Saturday I went to my friend, Kacy's wedding in Idaho Falls. The building was amazing and Kacy was telling me later that it used to be an old Mormon church built in the 1900s. They had remodelled the inside. Yesterday was Father's Day and Kellen got peanuts, and a bag of reese's peanut butter cups. I also got a bag of hugs and kisses to try to do a cute little saying, but I just told him about it because I didn't end up getting it all together in time. He was excited though to have the peanut type candy. I told him that Juliet was NOT allowed to have any peanuts. I did catch him twice letting her have a taste of a reese's peanut butter cup, but he was good about the peanuts even though Jet was demanding them from him he didn't give in. My little Juliet is so smart. I know she can say quite a few words, but she likes not having to use them. It is almost a game to her to see how long she can go before having to say anything. Her most common word is "no" and she even will shake her finger, which is really quite cute especially because when she says no it is usually the correct response to what is being done. Kellen has a pair of pants that have a hole in the knee and the other day he was wearing them and when Jet saw the hole she was saying "no, no" and was very concerned that dad had a hole in his pants. It was very funny to see her face when she looked at the hole not sure what to do about it, because she knew that was not right. We are currently working on folding our arms and saying amen. She is starting to fold her arms for about half the prayer. The other day though I had already given her her waffle and she was eating away at it when I said it was time to pray and asked her to fold her arms. She did, but still held onto the waffle and was trying to sneak bites during the prayer like she knew that she wasn't supposed to. I couldn't help but laugh at little after the prayer. Anyway I think that will be all for today. See you again later.