Uncle Scott here... we presented Kelsey with a plan to go to the Rueben H. Fleet Science Center to see their science exhibit and watch an IMAX movie. She was less than enthused by this so we in stead ran a bunch of errands. We got off to a slow start having a lazy morning - Abby and Max went back to sleep for about an hour at 9am.
Abby took the kids to meet Jodi to pick up Alexander. Austin was stung by a bee the day we went to their house for a picnic. He had a bad reaction and the next day (7-3-06) his face swelled up like a half grapefruit. She took him to the pediatrician and was promptly admitted to he hospital.
After primping and hanging up one more load of wash, we were off to run some errands. First stop, Lakeside Library. I had to take back some CDs and get some books for Kaya. Kelsey was interested in getting some books and movies. Of course, she wanted some horror books. We found a couple. She also got some guitar magazines, a horror movie, and the 2005 Guiness Book of World Records. Upon leaving the library, she uttered a shocking statement. She said, "we can go home and read our books." I checked to see if she had a fever and looked skyward for the snow.
We then went to Big 5 to look at skate shoes for Kelsey. Big 5 is my favorite store because they have great bargains. The shoes were on sale for $19. We bought a pair but once we were in the car, she noticed that the shoes were size 10 even though the box said they were 10.5. We took them back and they did not have another 10.5, so we will check some other stores.
We swung by Sears to return a garden hose - Craftsman hoses have a lifetime warranty. Then we went to the gothic wardrobe mother lode: Hot Topics. This is Kelsey's favorite store. She bought two t-shirts, and a pair of arm cover things. We ran a couple other errands that were not very noteworthy.
When we got home, Kelsey cooked us a spaghetti and sausage dinner with garllic bread. It was delicious. The picture below shows Kaya enjoyng the food.
After dinner we did the unthinkable. We ordered Ozzfest tickets. Abby will take Kelsey to the concert. Kelsey is beside herself with joy. She was heard saying, "this is the coolest thing ever to happen to me." I was at once happy that she was so elated over the purchase, but also disappointed that the hight point of her 14 years would be Ozzfest.
The plan is to put Abby in all black, maybe some black eyelinger, and make her blend in with the crowd. Abby is worried that she will be "moshed" to death. I am worried that she will lose whatever hearing she has left in her left ear!
Abby and the kids went to the Barona reservation to see fireworks. Kelsey and I went to Viejas reservation to see the "Power of Night Fire," a multi media performance about Kumeyaay culture and legend. It was fun. Kelsey will tell you all about it.
Abby took the kids to meet Jodi to pick up Alexander. Austin was stung by a bee the day we went to their house for a picnic. He had a bad reaction and the next day (7-3-06) his face swelled up like a half grapefruit. She took him to the pediatrician and was promptly admitted to he hospital.
After primping and hanging up one more load of wash, we were off to run some errands. First stop, Lakeside Library. I had to take back some CDs and get some books for Kaya. Kelsey was interested in getting some books and movies. Of course, she wanted some horror books. We found a couple. She also got some guitar magazines, a horror movie, and the 2005 Guiness Book of World Records. Upon leaving the library, she uttered a shocking statement. She said, "we can go home and read our books." I checked to see if she had a fever and looked skyward for the snow.
We then went to Big 5 to look at skate shoes for Kelsey. Big 5 is my favorite store because they have great bargains. The shoes were on sale for $19. We bought a pair but once we were in the car, she noticed that the shoes were size 10 even though the box said they were 10.5. We took them back and they did not have another 10.5, so we will check some other stores.
We swung by Sears to return a garden hose - Craftsman hoses have a lifetime warranty. Then we went to the gothic wardrobe mother lode: Hot Topics. This is Kelsey's favorite store. She bought two t-shirts, and a pair of arm cover things. We ran a couple other errands that were not very noteworthy.
When we got home, Kelsey cooked us a spaghetti and sausage dinner with garllic bread. It was delicious. The picture below shows Kaya enjoyng the food.
After dinner we did the unthinkable. We ordered Ozzfest tickets. Abby will take Kelsey to the concert. Kelsey is beside herself with joy. She was heard saying, "this is the coolest thing ever to happen to me." I was at once happy that she was so elated over the purchase, but also disappointed that the hight point of her 14 years would be Ozzfest.
The plan is to put Abby in all black, maybe some black eyelinger, and make her blend in with the crowd. Abby is worried that she will be "moshed" to death. I am worried that she will lose whatever hearing she has left in her left ear!
Abby and the kids went to the Barona reservation to see fireworks. Kelsey and I went to Viejas reservation to see the "Power of Night Fire," a multi media performance about Kumeyaay culture and legend. It was fun. Kelsey will tell you all about it.
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