Hadley told us yesterday that he took an apptitude test at school the other day. The career that they said he might want to pursue...Big-Rig trucking!!! :) We all laughed so hard. I think Kendra laughed for 30 minutes.

Prom dress shopping with Kendra the other day. She took the day off school and we went to Salt Lake and shopped all day. I loved it. She tried on so many pretty dresses. She got a long pink dress. She looked so beautiful. She's going to Jr. prom with Clay Banks, the boy that has 17 hound dogs! :) He's a nice kid though.

Musical beds last night for one of the last nights of spring break. Hadley took 4 movies to his room he wanted to try to have an all-nighter. Kaden slept on the couch and watched a movie, but when we got up in the morning he was back in his bed. Then Ryan decided to have a sleep over in Kendra's room. At 5:30 in the morning he woke me up and said, "Mom, I woke up and Kendra's gone." She was in Ryan's bed. So Ryan finished sleeping with me and Burke went down and slept in Kendra's bed. :)

Found out Kendra has been sluffing track. She has been parking her car at the track but going to the weight room instead. She decided that she hates track and doesn't want to do it anymore. When I asked her why she kept parking at the track she said, "So I wouldn't get caught!" Too smart for her own good and too much trouble to keep my hair from going gray. I do love that girl, though, she makes me smile.

We all went out and played basketball tonight for a little family time. It started out as a game of PIG and ended up a game of HORSE because we didn't want to stop playing. It was a good time. As grandma Mecham always wrote in her newspaper article..."fun was had by all!"

Picked Ryan up from school today (Kaden rode his unicycle home) and asked him what he learned in school. It reminded me of the time that we came home from church and Kendra who was 5 told us all about her church lesson. Then when we asked Hadley who was 2, what he learned in church, he said, "Don't stick Play-Doh in the airplane." Some life lessons are priceless. :) My kids always loved the story of when I took Hadley to Walmart and he stood next to an old man in one of the isles and looked up and him and said, "So, did Santa come to your house, too?" and when the man said yes. Hadley then asked, "So, wha'd he bring you?" :)

Cute Memory...One time we left the kids home with Kendra babysitting. Kaden was potty training and needed his bum wiped. So Kendra paid Hadley $3 to wipe Kaden's bum and Hadley paid Kaden $1 to stop crying while he was getting it wiped.