Typical Sunday?

As Mike mentioned, we installed new officers (sounds like new Christian software, Officers 2.007) anyway it's a very interesting process to watch. I was raised Presbyterian but I don't remember ever seeing this as a kid. Mike keeps telling me I should expect a call asking if I am willing to serve. Honestly, I don't feel myself being called to anything. Right now my health and my kids are my priority. Once my health improves, then maybe I will be lead in a certain direction. We got home about 1 p.m. to find our four footed kids had gotten into things. Or to be more exact, onto things. Sandy's ear buds to her IPod were on the floor next to the kitchen. A Christmas bell, an ornament that got missed when we packed up all the Christmas stuff was on the floor in front of the television. It had been on the television. AND we had some artificial flowers that a friend had made for our anniversary last June sitting on the fireplace mantel. We found them on the fireplace hearth underneath a sweater that Sandy had left on the couch. I am put it on the mantel Saturday night because I knew that a certain kitten who shall remain nameless (Mac) would either chew on it or claw it to shreds. As near as we can figure he got up on the mantel and pushed the flowers over the edge but somehow the sweater was pushed/pulled ahead of the vase. That is the only thing that kept the glass vase from shattering on the brick hearth. I can only hope that getting him neutered will ease the symptoms of Getsonta....................NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wasn't sure if I would make it to church yesterday and when I got up today I wasn't too sure if I wanted to go, but I wasn't running a fever and I wasn't coughing or feeling too icky, so I went. I took a nap and felt a little better. We picked Sandy up from Youth Group, ate dinner, lit a fire and watched Desperate Housewives. I was fine. Now all of a sudden I am coughing up a storm and running a fever of 99.7. *Sigh* I just can't seem to win. Somebody shoot me please!