My camera is in hiding

Sorry -- I promised pics and I don't have them. I left my camera with my running buddies this morning. A girl just can't think straight after running the Mad Mudder (I am positive it was more up than down....at least double.....) -- a 6K that included obstacles (running from not 1, but 2 sasquatch, military boot camp, hurdles, and more) along the way and then jumping into a huge mud pit. After all of that, it was hard to keep track of the darn camera. When I get the energy up to get out of my sweats and go to Carly's house to grab it, there will be more photos up. :) Until then -- here's one from a few weeks ago when Cash spent a few hours at Landyn's house.

P.S. The Mad Mudder was great fun -- we can't wait to do it again next year! My muddy clothes are still laying on the bathroom floor -- I guess I'd better go do something about that one. Unfortunately my mother isn't here to clean up after me.....wanna come over Mom?!?

And -- in closing.  Sasquatch. 

Update

As you can probably guess -- I have started school again. Yep, blog time has diminished. I am writing a brief update and will post pictures hopefully sometime Wednesday night (I have a test Wednesday morning, otherwise I'd do it earlier -- full focus on school these days). Maci is a little sweetie -- she loves to chit chat and let out little squeals of joy. Sweet. She's sitting up on her own these days, but still topples over every once in awhile. She is now wearing 12 month to 18 month clothing. The girlie weighs 18.5 pounds and is 26 inches long. Our little girl isn't so little anymore. Sad how fast this all goes. She's even eating a little bit of food these days. Mainly twinkies. :)

Cash has started soccer tots. Just when you think you have the best kid in the world, he proves you wrong by being the only one that doesn't listen at soccer. In fact, Coach Mo set up the cones to run around and then kick the ball at the end and Cash proceeded to kick them all over, while he was supposed to be standing on his circle and listening to instructions like the other kids were. He made me feel like the biggest idiot in America -- so I yelled at Brent. :) It wasn't terrible, but I feel like I spent most of the time shaking my head in frustration and trying to get Brent to corral the little turd while I held Maci. We'll try again next week. I sure hope things go better. I told Brent that he'd better get out there and do every activity....we paid 90 bucks for this!

Beyond that -- I can't think. I have a few more hours of study to go and everyone else is sound asleep. Lucky ducks. When this semester is over I'm taking a whole week off and doing nothing but sleep....and watch 7 Brides for 7 Brothers. A gift to myself that I have yet to watch (for the 800th time -- but this time on DVD).