This blog entry comes from the beautiful city of San Diego. I am here for work and have a great room with view of Mission Bay. It is very sad that my family is not with me because I am 5 minutes from Sea World and 30 minutes from Legoland.
The Wethington's enjoyed a relaxing weekend in Tennessee last weekend with the Fields. Mary Lee's co-worker had a timeshare with time that needed to be used up so we jumped on the offer. It was a deal and it was great to spend time with my family along with Stacy, Bo, and Kaylee without the typical weekend chores and duties of home.
Simon and I had a date Friday night after we arrived at the Dixie Stampede.
www.dixiestampede.com
Simon was not sure what I had taken him to at first and really wanted to leave but by midway through, he really enjoyed himself.
Take care and pictures will be posted when I return.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Blast from the past
Jeff, thanks for sharing. This is from a "formal" from Joseph's fraternity days. I think it is a Kentucky thing that jeans are considered formal. Go figure.
Joseph looks pretty happy and I wasn't even in his life yet!
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
What a relief!
Ok, so mark this down. I made a big mistake! As you may know, we decided some time ago that we wanted to enroll Simon in Saint Peter and Paul Catholic School for kindergarten. I met with the prinicipal last year about this time and she said enrollment for 2008-2009 school year would likely be in December 2007 or January 2008.
At Sarah's birthday party on Janurary 12th, I was talking to my friend Michelle (who sends two of her children to SPPS) that needed to call soon because I hadn't seen anything in the church bulliten concerning enrollment for August. She said, oh Mary, I think it was in December. I tried not to panic. I called first thing in the morning on the following Monday and in fact, Michelle was correct. Open enrollment had passed and there was now a waiting list.
Luckliy, last week during Catholic schools week, deposits for the August were due and there were a few families that did not pay. We were in luck. Simon was first on the waiting list.
Well, long story, long, I went to SPPS today and paid Simon's enrollment fee and his first month's tuition. HE IS IN! I can now sleep, that is until it really hits me that my baby is growing up and is going to Kindergarten!
At Sarah's birthday party on Janurary 12th, I was talking to my friend Michelle (who sends two of her children to SPPS) that needed to call soon because I hadn't seen anything in the church bulliten concerning enrollment for August. She said, oh Mary, I think it was in December. I tried not to panic. I called first thing in the morning on the following Monday and in fact, Michelle was correct. Open enrollment had passed and there was now a waiting list.
Luckliy, last week during Catholic schools week, deposits for the August were due and there were a few families that did not pay. We were in luck. Simon was first on the waiting list.
Well, long story, long, I went to SPPS today and paid Simon's enrollment fee and his first month's tuition. HE IS IN! I can now sleep, that is until it really hits me that my baby is growing up and is going to Kindergarten!
Sunday, February 3, 2008
A Father/Son Trip to the boat show
Joseph and Simon went to the boat show on Thursday night and Sarah and I enjoyed a girls only shopping trip to Fayette Mall. Luckily, the boys did not come home with an new toys.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
A bit embarrassing
Joseph decided to put out all of Simon's trains on the track that Simon and Alice created while she was here. I have to say this is the definition of excessive. Grandma W. loves to buy trains for Simon for an excuse or occasion.
You throw in Aunts, Mommy, Daddy, friends, birthdays, Christmas, Santa, potty training, Valentine's Day, Easter, etc and voila--our basement of Thomas
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