Our contractor finally put up our closet rails yesterday, in our bedroom and Calvin's bedroom. Ohh, what a difference a small piece of metal makes! We managed to clear out four large boxes (supplying Bryn and Calvin with more than enough building materials for a duplex), found space for all of our clothes, and found our dresser! 
Sometimes I wonder what the world is like for a 4-year-old, particularly when it comes to language. Bryn is so literal with idioms. I just told her to be a good sport about sharing with Calvin, and she said (defiantly), "I'm not a sport. People don't play with me like I'm a ball. I'm a girl."
It's essay time (for you, not me). This is a bit random, but what (if any) video editing software do you use, would you recommend it, and why? I've been using the stuff that came on my computer (windows movie make), but I'm ready to move on.
I had no idea a kiwi could be so vindictive. There I was eating dinner, and after enjoying one sweet succulent kiwi, I decided to dive into another. This one was not quite ripe, but I decided to suffer through it anyway, since I'd already peeled it and the dang thing was expensive.
Bag Tag (what's in your wallet?):
(tagged by Rebecca)
*The bag: Ecuadorian purse purchase from the thrift store for 1 US dollar.
*Plastic utensils/salt & pepper in a bag (just in case I find some tasty roadkill while I'm driving)
*gum (I do this for posterity-as a kid, I loved that my mom always had gum in her purse)
*T-mobile ToGo phone
*checkbook
*ultra mentha lip shine
*3 safetypins (you never know when you're going to have to MacGyver a solution to something)
*2 hairbands
*blue pen
*car keys with sweet keychain (giant bug encased in silicone)
*hempz lotion
*wallet (my Christmas present to myself) with more cash than I ever usually carry because I've got Christmas money burning a hole in it
*card with colors that I'm doing my bathroom in and need to match things to like towels
