4 years ago
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Of course that's what it's called!
So we decided that we wanted to make brownies for family home evening. While we were making them K was so excited! He was talking away about the cilanso(cilantro) we had chopped for dinner, the limes we had squeezed and gotten lime juice from and asking what all the spices were, if he could put them in and wanting to smell them. Anyway we were just starting the brownies and he said,"We're making brownies for heavenly home evening." I couldn't help but smile and asked him to tell me again what we were making the brownies for. He said, "For heavenly home evening!" Of course he calls it that because it is always so heavenly and our children are angels and it just reminds him of being in heaven. ;) I hope that he calls it heavenly home evening for a long time!
I don't know why they ask to get out!
A day at the beach
Could that really be a blessing?!
So as you all know I had a traumatic experience with a disgusting spider landing on my shoulder. Well I can honestly say that it was indeed a blessing. Let me go ahead and tell you why. On Friday night B and I were watching a show about a guy in Australia that got bit by a poisonous spider and almost died. B looked at me and said,"I wonder if that spider that landed on you was poisonous. We should look it up and see. I have a laptop, so we can look while we sit right on the couch." Since I am lazy, staying on the couch was my main objective for the evening, so I agreed to his plan. Well, when we were looking at spiders on Google images a thing popped up saying that his computer had a lot of viruses on it. When I say a lot, I'm talking like 30+. Anyway it said that he should buy this thing called MS removal tool and that would in fact get rid of all those viruses and it would only cost him $54 a year. He is so smart and told me that I should go use our desk top and look up MS removal tool and see what it is. Well good thing I moved my lazy self and looked it up. MS removal tool is in fact a scam. It takes your credit card number and makes it available to the bad guys out in the world. It was telling the truth when it said that B's computer had a lot of viruses, but buying MS removal tool wouldn't fix the problem. So he did a live chat with the Sony people. The guy, who was very helpful and very friendly, told him a couple things to try. It didn't work. Instead his computer crashed. Yes the computer he bought in October, new from Sony itself, crashed. But thankfully the nice fellow at Sony was able to talk B through fixing it and getting it back to the way it came to him from the factory. The viruses are gone along with everything else he had saved on that computer. Including a paper he had written for school but hadn't turned in yet. But the good news is that he was able to fix it himself with the help of the nice boy at Sony. Another great thing was that it happened Friday night. He doesn't really use his laptop except for at school. So if that vial disgusting spider hadn't landed on me, then we wouldn't have been looking up spider pictures. He wouldn't have used his computer until Monday morning at school. He had to have his computer in class because he was taking a test. If we hadn't used it Friday, then it would have crashed while he was taking his test and that would not have been great! So in conclusion, thank you disgust, vial, sick spider for picking my shoulder to land on so that his computer crashed when it did and not later.
Monday, April 4, 2011
What is on me?!
I had walked outside to put some more things into the recycle box. I had come back inside and seen something out of the corner of my eye. I glanced down to my shoulder and saw something kind of move a little. I FREAKED out and brushed at my shoulder over and over while jumping/running in little circles. This went on for a couple seconds even after whatever had been on me was off. B was sitting at the computer and asked what it was. I calmed down enough to tell him that I didn't know, but I was looking for it. It took me a minute to find it and when I did, I really freaked out!
This monster of a spider had been on me! I know that it doesn't look big but it was probably about the size of my head. Ok obviously it wasn't that big, but when one such as myself sees it perched on one's shoulder, I think to myself, "Self! What is that Goliath thing on you!" After we used almost an entire can of spray(per my request) and after it had fought a good fight, it died. Whilst we(when I say we I mean B as I kneeled on a high, safe place some distance away) was spraying it, it tried to run away and with legs fully extended it was probably about the size of a nickel. It was awful awful awful! I feel all itchy and paranoid that another one is somewhere on my person. Yuck!
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