Adding insult to injury

Not only are the neighborhood boys trying to get into my house, but last night as I was out watering my flowers, they tried to open all the doors on my cousins car. Alex was out lifting weights and watching motorcycle shows on the Discovery channel and the herd of boys walked right up to his car parked in front of the house, with me watching, and tested all the doors to see if they were locked! You can only do so much yelling at a group of boys who could care less.

What do 4-6 year olds need with a 15 year old red jetta anyway?

Good Grief, Charlie Brown

As if it isn't enough that all the dumb neighbor kids on my street are up at the crack of dawn, unsupervised, driving their mini-suv's through the alley every single stinking day...or, that they use my yard as their gateway to the world....or, that they insist on playing in my yard. Now....NOW, they are trying to get into my house! ARG! On Saturday, Ross caught two of them in the garage about to open the door and let themselves in. Then, yesterday, the doorbell rang, and when I answered the door, four of them tried to mow me over and get in.

Where were their parents? Who knows! Where is DCFS? Maybe I should make a call.

Tuesday in California

Today: D-land day 3 and Happy Birthday Alex and Meranda.

Today was mostly shopping, hanging out in the heat, and Ross and I went to dinner at a great mexican place in Orange, Californina.

Monday in California

Today: D-land 2. Once again, not too excited about the park. Ross woke up at 6:00 am to ride everything with dad and willie and I just chilled at the hotel...sleeping in is wonderful. We hit California Adventure a bit today, though not for very long...too hot. Mom and I wandered around, wondering about the purple trees. If anyone knows what kind of trees these are, I would like to know. They are beautiful and all over California. Ross and I left the park today and went to a movie....Nacho Libre....it was okay. Ross laughed so hard he cried. Not that funny, but funny.

Tonight, we stayed and watched the fireworks in the park. Oh, how exciting. They actually were pretty cool and my goofy little camera has a firework setting that I experimented with and got a couple of good shots.

And, above all else, today was matching t-shirt day with the whole famdamily in our black harley-davidson-esque shirts. Mine was hot and uncomfortable and 60% polyester. Tasty. I think that there were 42 of us at the park this year...we were missing a few people, but most of us were in attendance.

Sunday in California

Today: Disneyland, Day One. This year, I can't say that the park held too much excitement for me, but I did go on a few rides (Indiana Jones, Jungle Cruise, etc.) and ate my asparagus wrapped in bacon from the Bengal Barbeque. Ross and I ate dinner at In-and-Out Burger (yeah) and just chilled at the D-land.