Babble On

So everyone left yesterday and I'm already lonely. Mom and Dad flew off to Denver and Erin and Scott went to Utah. I told Melinda I might be calling her at work for some adult conversation. Livy and Erik don't quite cut it for conversation yet. I continue to be having a sleep famine. It's amazing how you can function with only 4 or 5 hours of solid sleep. Although I have felt pretty tired the past few days. Today is my day off from the walking bus and that's really nice. I still need to get Livy off do school in the next half hour. Sommer has birthday party after school today and a not sleep over tonight at the neighbors. We actually had a girl call us last night and tell us we should let her babysit for us on Fridays. We said ok. Hey, we're not stupid. So we're going out tonight. Her older sister used to babysit Sommer long ago. It's hard to believe she's old enough now. Time flies doesn't it. So I think we might go to dinner and a movie, maybe the Illusionist. My parents have seen that twice and obviously liked it. Sean has just about completed the sod. The yard is finally looking good. Our driveway however is getting more scarey. We still have a mountain of bark chips. If anyone wants some come and get it. We have a small pile of dirt and now we have quite a large pile of old sod. So classy! Sean was actually using the sprinklers to water last night for the first time. YAY they work. Thanks Dad F! We finally have more grass than dirt so we can water without worrying about making a mud pool. They weather continues to be beautiful. I love fall days like this. I can hardy believe that it will be October in a couple of days. Liv has a little boyfriend who comes to call regularly now. He lives just a few houses down and is in her pre-school class. They ride their bikes together all over the culdesac. They are really cute. Oh and Erik ate a moth. Not just a little moth but a nice fat juicy dead moth. SICK! I said to Sommer, are you still going to let him give you kisses? She said not today! Well it's time for preschool. LATER