Funny things...

Okay, so I saw that the high temp for Monday is supposed to be in the high 60's, so to us right now...we should be getting out the turtlenecks! LOL Well, I had Ian try on all of his jeans from last year. He was wearing size 7X slim. He couldn't get them over his thighs (all that running and biking I guess he has been doing) with 5 of them and the last 2 they were a bit tight around his tiny waist. So, I don't send Ian to school wearing sweatpants. No reason...just don't. He has always worn jeans. I think Monday will be an exception. I don't get paid until Friday, so no shopping until then. It is supposed to be back up to the 80's after Monday, so no need to hurry to the store!

Gavin put his sweatpants on the other day to go out back to play. He said, "These are my long shorts." I said, "They are called pants." He replies, "Oh." LOL LOL LOL Long shorts! LOL LOL

Saturday we were out of the house to let Cailean sleep a few hours since he worked the night shift. We met a family at North Cary Park for a few hours, then went to mom's and then home. After playing in the back, Gavin went to mom's to take Pop-pop for his haircut while Ian and I went to soccer practice. Home for dinner and then off to bed!

After church and Sunday School this morning we went to Bob Evans. After lunch, Gavin is pulling down part of his bottom eye and telling me to look at his tissues. I kept asking, "What? What are you talking about?" He continues to pull down his eye part telling me about his tissues and that's his tissue and it doesn't come from his nose, but from his eyes. So, completely clueless on this I said, "Mom, will you show Gavin what a tissue looks like?" She says, "Christi, cells and tissues?" OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!! LOL LOL I said, "Where did you hear that from?" From Cailean!!! I guess Cailean was telling Ian about it and Gavin was listening, but Gavin only picked up "tissues"...and not "cells and tissues." Way too funny!!! So then he goes to Leslie, the manager, and tells her that she has tissues, too! LOL LOL