After school on Friday the 19th, we got in the van to go up to Papa Dave and Weyla Kate's. Aud hadn't had the nicest of diapers for the couple of days before that (to put it nicely) and Angela said that she'd had some nasty ones all day Friday, so we knew she wasn't feeling that good. We stopped in Wilmington (exit 50 off of 71 north) to get some Dairy Queen (Eric's idea, of course), and she refused any ice cream. Just a few minutes later, as we were back on the highway, she threw up. Nasty. We stopped at the Jeffersonville exit to clean up (thank goodness I'd packed extra pj's and extra blankies!), but there was no leaving behind the odor. Yuck. After getting that out of her system, she felt better (thank goodness) and was fine for the rest of the trip.
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We went to church on Sunday morning, stopped at Frisch's for lunch, then watched the Bengals/Browns game at Papa and Weyla's before heading home. It was a busy weekend!
Eric was supposed to work on Monday and Tuesday, but they cancelled because of the coldness Monday (digging the road up and working with water isn't great when it freezes so quickly!). So he stayed home with me and the kids for the week. We went to the Christmas Eve service at our church with Papa Doug and Weyla Marge then ate at Olive Garden before heading home to wait for Santa.
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Papa Dave and Weyla Kate (and Weyla Ruth) stayed until Saturday evening - Eric and I spent our afternoons on Friday and Saturday at a couple of car dealerships trying out some new cars (it appears now that the Ford Flex is going to be our choice; we just need to get a deal worked out). Today after church we went to a couple more dealerships (thanks to Uncle Greg for offering to let Aud take a nap at the condo while we went!) - Conner went with us and had a good time running around inside, looking at and climbing in all the cars, and meeting a new little friend. I'm sure it wasn't the most fun for him, but he really did a great job and was a good boy. He was disappointed when we left without a new car, but he got over it (and I had warned him in advance that it might not happen today!). We've become a little obsessive about it in the past few days; even now Eric is sitting with some printouts re-studying the numbers.
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