My Sun Devils

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Josh and Ethan before a ASU basketball game

It's a beautiful Monday. The kids are up and sad that they can't spend the whole morning watching H2O and have to come with me to the Wal-Marts to get our van's light fixed.

--funny story on that- I went to Wal-Mart and asked them to fix my headlight. They said it was working fine but they could refurbish it for me. I said that would be fine. 45 minutes and $20 later, while I was checking out they said "Oh, your right running day light is out." Aaaahh!! That's what I needed to get fixed I told them. They told me to come back and they would fix it for free. I guess you have to use the right words "running day light" instead of "headlight" when you want something done.

The same thing happens with my hair. I can't explain what I want, so now I just print off a picture and take it in and say "I want this". That usually gets the job done.

Oh, and if you hadn't read my last blog post- I am definitely leaning towards enrolling the kids in Challenger Basic. Happy Official Start of Spring Break, everyone!

This is my blog. My name is Megan Abbott.

ps- now we just need to get our kids some sundevil gear! Maybe at the Walmarts! :)

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Missa said…
I'm sorry I didn't comment before, but I think that the charter school is a great option for your kids. Obviously, you wouldn't enroll them with out praying about it, but I think the smaller class sizes and the quality of the students who will be there are both pluses for your kids. Good luck with your decision.
March 12, 2012 at 11:25 PM
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