Friday, November 16, 2007
I found a cord!!!
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
I've Been Tagged
First off, I'd like to thank Katie for tagging me. I am so thrilled. The most interesting things about myself are too embarrassing to post. If it were only my siblings reading it I might go for it, but here's a censored version instead.
1. My two front teeth are as fake as they come. I was in a bike accident in the first grade where I face planted in the street. My mother always warned me never to ride "doubles." I wish I would have listened.
2. I can crochet. I learned as a little girl and have kept at it. You name it, I can crochet it...blankets, booties, sweaters, doilies. I'm one of the few members of my generation that has carried on this old-fashioned practice.
3. I have been stung by a sting ray. I was engaged in a chicken fight in Mexican waters when it happened. It was pretty painful. Needless to say, my teammate and I lost the battle.
4. I have donated to Locks-of-Love twice in the past year and a half. My hair went from my butt to my shoulders. I have never cut my hair this short before, but am loving it. How can I regret it when it was for charity?
5. I have an abnormally weak bladder. I peed my pants at school when I was a Junior in High School. My loyal best friend walked behind me (to shield the soggy disgrace on my pants) the entire way to my car as we attempted to ditch school. We were nearly home-free when a proctor drove a bike in front of my car and signaled for me to stop. In a panic, I stepped on the gas and swerved around him. I may have had a couple sessions of detention, but at least I had my dignity! Thanks Trena, not only for the help, but for the company in ALC!!!
6. I have broken three bones. At age four, I rolled off my mother's bed and landed on my sister's foot. That broke my collar bone. As a freshman, I broke my nose during a basketball game. I bumped into my friend's forehead. I will always remember Amanda when I see the bump. I then broke my ankle during a basketball practice. Are High School sports really worth all the pain?
I will now tag Kristi...that will teach you for taking so long with your blog! HA HA HA HA HA
1. My two front teeth are as fake as they come. I was in a bike accident in the first grade where I face planted in the street. My mother always warned me never to ride "doubles." I wish I would have listened.
2. I can crochet. I learned as a little girl and have kept at it. You name it, I can crochet it...blankets, booties, sweaters, doilies. I'm one of the few members of my generation that has carried on this old-fashioned practice.
3. I have been stung by a sting ray. I was engaged in a chicken fight in Mexican waters when it happened. It was pretty painful. Needless to say, my teammate and I lost the battle.
4. I have donated to Locks-of-Love twice in the past year and a half. My hair went from my butt to my shoulders. I have never cut my hair this short before, but am loving it. How can I regret it when it was for charity?
5. I have an abnormally weak bladder. I peed my pants at school when I was a Junior in High School. My loyal best friend walked behind me (to shield the soggy disgrace on my pants) the entire way to my car as we attempted to ditch school. We were nearly home-free when a proctor drove a bike in front of my car and signaled for me to stop. In a panic, I stepped on the gas and swerved around him. I may have had a couple sessions of detention, but at least I had my dignity! Thanks Trena, not only for the help, but for the company in ALC!!!
6. I have broken three bones. At age four, I rolled off my mother's bed and landed on my sister's foot. That broke my collar bone. As a freshman, I broke my nose during a basketball game. I bumped into my friend's forehead. I will always remember Amanda when I see the bump. I then broke my ankle during a basketball practice. Are High School sports really worth all the pain?
I will now tag Kristi...that will teach you for taking so long with your blog! HA HA HA HA HA
Monday, November 5, 2007
Only 5 Weeks Early!

Baby Wyatt Mckay decided that it was time to make his debut. He was born on Friday, November 2, at 7:35 in the evening. Kristi is the women...she did it with no epidural because the hospital decided to ignore her. He was 6 pounds and 17 inches long. He is seriously the cutest little guy. He has a little cleft in his chin and the roundest little head. Pictures can never do enough justice. Zachary and Violet love him so much and are happy to be back with their parents. Their little world was temporarily turned upside down. He was extremely healthy considering he was so early. He is already at home with his parents. On a different note, I have a ton of pictures waiting on my camera to be moved to the computer. I'm anxious to share our Halloween Party. However, I cannot find the cord that connects the camera to the computer. I will eventually get my act together.
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