what time it is? I was home from the Disney Cruise for 5 days when I was off to WA for nearly 2 weeks. I now have no idea what time it is. When we flew to Florida we changed time zones and two days later we lost an hour with daylight savings. Then five days in central time zone and 2 weeks in Pacific time zone has got me totally confused. I started teaching Seminary again this morning so I really need to decide when I should be sleeping. Six a.m. central time zone seems to be unacceptable at this point.
It rained much of the time I was in WA but I saw some blue sky too. I don't mind the rain. I know the rain is what makes the Northwest beautiful. I laughed at how many times people apologized to me for the weather, though. I mean nobody ever apologizes for the weather in Oklahoma and really somebody should. Rain in OK comes down in buckets and more often than not includes thunder, lightning and floods. And what's really fun is hail, tornadoes and straight line winds all of which are typical weather in OK. Those Northwesterners really are amateurs when it comes to the weather. When an Oklahoman asks me if it rains all the time in WA I have to say well it's not what you think.
I came home to Jenny and Jon staying at the house until they could move into their new home in Collinsville. I got to hang out with Colton one day and it was such a treat. He doesn't talk much so it is hard to tell what he is thinking but he has the cutest smile and it is so fun to get him to laugh. He recently discovered the Tarzan movie and he decided to watch it while sitting on my legs. In the scary parts he reached back to make sure I was still there. I was playing with my phone so I took a picture of his adorableness.
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