Yesterday someone took two pennies from our tip box (it isn't a jar.. it's a box.) I got really indignant which probably means my face got red, but I didn't say anything. I probably should have though considering that it isn't just MY tips. I do realize it is two pennies, but what if EVERYONE were so rude?
That's probably what I would have said. So maybe it is a good thing I didn't. Maybe next time I'll just give his hand a good swat.
When Lydia got home she brought us a FIRE PIT that her co-worker can't use because her suburb has some law against burning things.
Ours doesn't so we burned lots of things. Ok, not really but Julie and I did start a fire and roasted some marshmallows.
Here are some thoughts from last night's fire pit:
1. I wish I had video tapped Julie's reaction. It was the most beautiful, childlike excitement I have seen from an adult in awhile and it was precious.
2. We tried to scan the firewood in the "fast lane." I think the Jewel-Osco people probably wish that they had video tapped that.
3. Julie has a lot of determination, which is good, because we finally got quite a nice little fire going.
4. All of the roommates were out there at one point or another. We all had a/some s'more/s. All of us that aren't allergic to peanut butter had it with a reeses instead of hersey's. Called a "super s'more". Thanks, Camp Manitoqua.
5. Julie has a lot of patience. She makes perfect perfect perfect marshmallows. Brown and gooey.
Danielle has really funny stories from 4th grade. You should ask her about them. Or she should start her own blog...

Sarah really really loves the kids in her band and it is really wonderful to hear her overflowing with love and hope for them.
Lydia was in her pajamas and heels at one point. As I type that out I realize that it sounds kind of sketchy, but in reality it was really cute.
Andrew was really loud yesterday. I think maybe he was rearranging his cage. Again. Or maybe seeking some attention.