As an update to the previous post about Christmas presents. I was excited when Justin got home from work for him to notice his Christmas presents, he pretended not to care. Therefore I let him, no that is not right, encouraged strongly for him to open them. So he opened all four of his movies that I had carefully wrapped and made a sparkly tag for and then we watched two of them. After he opened them I regretted it as now he has nothing for Christmas to open and it meant we had a whole night of car movies to watch.

I love Halloween.

Last week I ordered some Christmas presents for my husband. They came today, so I wrapped them up. Now we have to see if I can wait until Christmas to give them to him. I am really bad at waiting. I will probably let him open one of the four now. It is a long time until Christmas, he probably wont have any presents left by then!

Fall

Fall is the most wonderful time of year. I love the cool winds and blowing leaves and all the harvest. The fields full of bales. The geese flying over honking. The late blooming flowers.

I love how crisp the evenings are and how cozy the house is with a fire going.

Also I love Halloween. I'm not quite sure why but I have always loved it. Halloween feels earthy and dark. I love pumpkins and all fall decorations. Also spooky, witchy things are so much fun.

I also love fall because hockey season starts. The start is the best time of hockey season because it has been so long without it that you crave hockey every night. Plus the excitement over the changes to your team, anticipation of the wins in the future.

My beautiful baby!

New Vacuum

Well, I bought a new vacuum today. I had picked one out from the sears website, for $250. I thought today I would look around town just in case I could find it here. At Walmart I was looking at their vacuum and looking at a Hoover for $150. The one from sears got my attention because of 3 features; it can do bare floors, it has a small power head for stairs or pet beds and the canister can be removed to ease vacuuming the stairs. Well the Hoover at Walmart has 2 of the 3 features I wanted for $100 less, the mini power head and bare floors. It also has some other nice features. I thought about it in the store and decided that since I am saving $100, I could also buy the little spot carpet shampooer too for $100. We have needed a little carpet cleaner because of Miss Piddle Pants the cat, and ooops or sicky times with the dog. So I went and got a cart and went back to the vacuums to load up the one I wanted when I noticed that it is not $150, it is on sale for $88. You can't get better than that.

So here at home, I have already tried both machines. The vacuum sucks (which is good for a vacuum) really well, way way better than my old vacuum. Also tried the spot remover, it works well, not as good as the large commercial units, but gets the job done and is easy to use. Yeah!!

Very very mad!

Someone has stolen from us. Last month Justin dropped one of his cars off at his brothers house, his friend was going to buy it. Justin told his brother not to let the car go until he has money in his hand, as he did not fully trust this friend. Next thing we hear is that the friend has come and picked up the car without paying for it. Justin emailed the friend and told him he should not have gotten the car without paying and asked for his money. Now we find out that the friend is not going to be able to pay and he has already cut up the car. He took it and cut it up without any right. Justin says that we will go get it if it is not too bad, so that will cost us anyway time and fuel to go 3 hour one way; or if it is bad than he is going to tell the 'friend' that we need the money. I was so mad I was ranting about calling the police or our lawyer. Justin is right though, if we were to do that now it would scare him that he might dump the car or something. How rude can someone be. Why would he think you can take something you don't own and can't buy and ruin it? I really hope everything turns out ok. Justin should go get the car and charge him for the cost of travel and the damage done.