20 Things I Have Done In (Almost) Two Weeks

1. Moved

2. Made bread and salad with Grammy

3. Had an entertaining dinner with Grandma complete with a banana split

4. Attempted to sew something (did not work)

5. Completed a puzzle and stayed up till almost midnight finishing it

6. Had more Mexican food

7. Went to a BBQ

8. Went to a new ward

9. Unpacked my room

10. Bought two new shoes within two days (they were on sale)

11. Tried to adapt from East to West coast

12. Seen friends that I have not seen in ages

13. Played many board games

14. Accidently locked myself out of the bathroom

15. Missed Ohio dearly

16. Stayed up longer than I care to admit

17. Made Quinn like me and dislike me in the span of a week

18. Spent a considerable amount of "cave time"

19. Morphed my little sister Quinny with an ewok ( reference to Star Wars, watch if not informed)

20. I Still am smarter than a doorknob ( minus door incident today)

Moving In

Today the movers came to deliver our things. The house is full of boxes right now and people are either in the process of moving things in or taking things out of the boxes. This is that awkward stage in moving where most of the "house" is packed up. Although some things like food items, the piano and the sofas have already been put in their places. Since we had hired a moving company, Mom warned everyone to stay out of people's way, especially Quinny. Except for the whole moving thing, it was pretty much a regular day.

Yesterday was Father's Day so Mia picked out a card for Dad. It turns out we did not really look inside until we bought it and the card said "Happy Birthday." Ironically, my Dad's birthday was more like a Father's Day so I guess it all worked out. For dinner we went to Grammy and Grandpa's house for dinner and dessert. Quinny must have had something yesterday because she was EXTRA crazy. She danced, helped Grandpa open his gifts (although I doubt he needed it), and sang "Happy Birthday Grandma" to Grandpa. Needless to say, everyone was entertained.

Yesterday was also my first day in the new ward. There were a ton of people in church. It makes my ward in Ohio seem even smaller than it already was. I didn't really meet that many people, but oh well, there will be other times. But just like my Ohio ward, everyone certainly likes to talk. Go figure.