John is enjoying his favorite season...BYU football. (I promise....it's a season for him). It is especially fun that Carter loves football and loves to watch the games with his dad. Carter is very serious about his football and tells me all the time, "Watch football TV". He also says "Go Cougars" when he sees the logo or a cougar. John couldn't be happier or prouder. It's his dream come true. I have to admit that I am even enjoying this football season more this year. It's a hoot to watch Carter repeating everything John says and yelling at the T.V.
Side note: The girls are a little concerned that dad (and now Carter) "yell" at the T.V. Kelsie talked to him about it and said, "Dad do you know they can't hear you when your yelling? When you yell it doesn't mean they will win." Thanks for the reminder Kels!
Emily loves her preschool and talks about it constantly. One night she was lying in bed watching Kelsie read and got upset and said, "How old was Kelsie when she learned to read." I told her 5. Emily said, "Well, I want to learn to read now." I told her she was only 4 though. She said, " I know. I want to learn to read tonight." (She is just a little competitive.) So I am starting reading lessons with her and she loves it. She is past ready to learn to read, but I'd been putting it off for some time because I didn't want her to be too bored in school next year. Right now her hang up is that she doesn't want to go through all the steps. She chooses the hardest book she can find and wants to read that one. Gotta love her ambition!
Lastly, here our some pictures of our "stray" cat. He'd been wandering the neighborhood for some time and would walk right in our house. We all fell in love with him. Well, most of us...John is coming around. :) He is the nicest, cuddliest cat I have ever seen and I'm totally in love with him. It's been fun to have a kitty, even if it's only when he chooses to come around. We're trying to figure out if he has a home, cause if not, I want him.



2 comments:
For the record...
When I yell at the T.V., especially when I'm watching a sporting event of a team that I support and cheer on, I create a very real current of energy (positive or negative) that is transmitted from my home through the TV/satelite/transmitting stations etc to the area of broadcast. This energy is very real. Very Tangible. It can is both felt and heard by the participants - in this situation coaches and players.
I believe that the home viewer "X" factor is very real in sporting events. As such, I will continue to support my team by relaying energy to my team using this very effective medium.
Go Cougars!
P.S. Obviously this only works while watching live TV.
what a thoroughly enjoyable read, andrea (and john)! I live across the street, but always marvel at how much news I don't know about our durrant buddies--so fun to read your blog! I loved the yelling at the TV story---Kelsie is awesome. So happy you took some pictures of your cat, too :)
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