Saturday's Situations

Hi friends!

I hope that everyone had a blessed week!

For me, today was a typical Saturday, well without the intense cleaning, so maybe it wasn't so typical.

This morning I wanted to get a few things done right before school. My mom came with me because she wanted to get something for my grandma, whose birthday is tomorrow.

We stopped by the mall. I got my eye brows done, and y'all know that I am trying not to spend money, but when we stopped by New York and Company there was this really cute dress shirt! A lot of their sizes run big, but this shirt looked like it'd fit, so I got it. Then we went to Marshalls, and I got shoes, which I really needed. No, really, I did. We bought Andrew a dress shirt from H and M. I come home, and ask if he likes it, and he said,  "I like it, but next time can you buy me more? I want you to buy me a lot and a lot of clothes, not just one thing." He said it in this puppy voice, that made we feel bad for him!

I, however, did not buy five articles of clothing that I actually wanted, but didn't need. So, I am keeping myself "in check."

My mother and I stopped by Buckmann's car wash, which reminded me of the time Diana and I went. Do you ever make a memory somewhere with someone and every time you do that thing you are reminded of the person whom you did it with? Does that make sense?  Diana and I went during the week of kids camp, when we made daily trips to buy one thing or another. So now when I think car wash, I think Diana :)

Towards the end of the wash, Diana and I were both like oh we must capture this memory! So I got my camera out quick, trying to get the last of the car being washed in the background.

We look so excited, it makes me chuckle.

After that we came home, and did some house keeping chores. Of course, the day didn't go by with someone not coming over. My cousins did come over for a bit. Later that night my mom wanted to go to Walgreens so we went, and stopped by my aunt's afterwards.

Basically, today was a mother-daughter day. Although at the mall, I did say to my mom "aww, I wish Leah was here." She would've had plenty of silly and smart comments to say.

Blessings,
Lesya