It was a busy weekend.
The last four days I have been missing my precious sleep. Instead opting to keep myself awake with
caffiene to perform necessary daily activities. The end of the school year seems to get busier every year. We also had a wedding this weekend that consumed most of the days leading up to the weekend and throughout the weekend.
My outlaw Michelle and my niece Miranda stayed with us to attend the wedding. Nephew Luke stayed at Aunt Barbara's as all the cool guys were there to hang out with.
The wedding was in the evening outside, with a 10P.M. curfew. We didn't get home until almost 11P.M. and as we go to unlock our front door with our 4 year old Jake draped across Steve's shoulders,
unconscious and two overly tired 7 year old girls who had danced the night away, only to find the pins in the door lock have frozen so that the key won't even go in. We try
repeatedly to no avail. Then I run over to our "On Site" manager's apartment, bang on their door. Nothing. No answer. So, I go back to trying to unlock the door and then Steve hands me Jake and he tries to open the front window. I know from experience that this is not going to work as my neighbor and I tried to get into her house one time using the same technique when she had left her car keys in the house and we ended up breaking the window. Luckily Jimmy, my neighbors brother had just walked in the gate we called him over. His idea was to jump our patio fence and go in
through the sliding glass door. We said sure. He got in no problem the back door was unlocked. We got in and all of us fell to bed with utter exhaustion. All is good with exception to our front door lock.
Kathleen was the cutest flower girl. She performed her duties very well. She was a little warm and anxious, but I was proud of her.
The ceremony was very nice and made me want to cry. I told myself not to cry, they haven't even started talking yet!
My cousin Nick successfully married his bride Stephanie and they are jetting off to the Bahama's as we speak.
Mazaltof!
