Us Against Them

I just did a video work out for the first time in awhile. I thought I could do this instead of the treadmill so that I wouldn't have to wait for Baylee's nap time to roll around. I probably should've waited. I was at the very end of my workout, last set of obliques. And Baylee decides to come up and sit on me! Making it very difficult to lift and twist. She finally gets off but stays very close to the side of my head so that I can't fully extend my arm. She then thinks it would be fun to try to sit on my face! She's on her hands and feet like Mowgli, backing up with her nasty, poopy bum headed right at my face! Also very difficult to work out with a nasty stench wafting up your nostrils. Then I would twist and knock her in the bum with my arm and she would fall flat on her face, but this didn't stop her. Oh no, she was persistent to sit on my face. What a goof! She never quite made it, thankfully.

These videos just go to show that it is quite difficult for me to catch anything on video these days:). Baylee loves Psych almost as much as we do! She dances to the intro and the end song. She also loves to watch Wheel and 5th Grader with me. She gets kind of excited when they come on and she claps along with the audience. Dustin taught Baylee how to kick the ball. She was loving it. Then the next day when we played with the ball, we would roll it to her while she was standing at the couch. She would lift her leg and sometimes use her hand to support it because it was up so long, and wait for the ball to come to her. She almost looked Heisman like.

I've been the laziest laze laze lately! I think that is the main contributing factor to my poor blogging skills. In high hopes that I will get to move out of Riverdale soon, I thought I could recreate my fondest memory of living here so far. Dustin was driving, and we were stopped at a red light waiting to turn right. It's a light that very very few go straight instead of turning right. Well this happend to be one of those very very few times. There was one car in front of us, one! They do not have their blinker on so we can only figure that they are going straight. Well there is a long line behind us waiting to turn right, as per usual. This car, however, does not seem to notice, nor care. They are stopped in the middle of the generously wide lane so that no one can turn right until a green. We wait patiently, Dustin of course more patiently than myself. The light finally turns green and the car in front of us doesn't move. I'm saying "beep beep, ...