From the Eagars

Ashton went in for a check up today. I wrote about it on my blog, so go here to read it.

Also, I spoke too soon earlier when I said we were 99% positive we were coming up to Montana at Easter. Jabon's school schedule is very busy at that time. He's got an essay due in his English class that week and has group work in his math class the Monday and Wednesday after Easter. Plus, his math class relies heavily on lectures, so if he misses a class he has to figure out how to do the work all by himself. The book only contains questions, not discussions. It's really messed up. If we went up there, his schooling would be in trouble and all he'd be doing is homework. We are going to have to look at going possibly during Spring Break or in-between semesters. That totally sucks, 'cuz we want to be there for Emma's baptism and for Easter. Unfortunately, we really should be responsible college students and put our classes first right now. Darn it! 'Course Jabon said the boys and I could go without him, but I don't see me driving that distance with 3 boys, one being an infant. I'm not that brave.

So, as of now: No on the Easter trip, Yes on coming up there sometime in the future. Yeah, I realize that is very vague, but that's all I got. As plans evolve, I will let you know!

News in Woodland Park

Two nights ago, there was a water break in Woodland. If any of you remember where Fortune Dragon Chinese restaurant is, it was in that area. There was water everywhere. Rocks and debris were all over Hwy 24. Yesterday morning we were going about business as usual. Getting ready for school, going to the bus stop on time. Which is a rare occurance. Waiting for about 20 minutes for the bus to come, one of the moms went home to check on the bus. She was the smart one. I was about to just drive to the school. Which I'm glad I didn't. They had a 2 hour delay for our school even though we are not in Woodland. Plus today school is cancelled because of the water pipe. James and I are a little upset that they cancelled our school. We are not in Woodland and our water is just fine. Let our kids go to school like they are suppose to.

Anyway... Now all the people that are connected to Woodland's water has to purify it or get bottled. Glad to say that we are on our own well and don't have to worry about this. The only thing I do not like is that all of the boys are home today and I'm not handling it very well. All they seem to like to do lately is bug each other to death and it rubs off on me. I'm trying to think of things to do today that do not cost money and that can get us out of the house. If only we lived in a warm climate. Then we could have fun outside. Stinkin cold!