The Dancers & Dare Devil

I can tell that it sure is January. There aren't many things going on. It should be nice an peaceful. This week was one of those quiet peaceful weeks. Not much was going on besides getting back into our routines after Christmas.

We were have a quiet night at home watching tv. Dave turned on CMT and the girls began to dance. They both love music it was such fun to watch them dance and sing along.

Ryder was not to be outdone or miss the fun. He decided to show us how to balance. I missed the picture but he was standing on this firetruck bouncing up and down. Next thing we knew he was standing up with no hands. He of course was laughing. He started to lose his balance and quickly sat down. This was his face afterwards. I am not sure I am ready for the dare devil stage.

Dave decide now is a good time for him to have his midlife crisis. If he is going to have one then he wanted to do it right. So this week after shopping online he found his dream vehicle for sale. Without any support or help from me. He bought a white 2004 H2. We flew to Salt Lake yesterday to go and check it out and make sure it was in as good as shape as the dealer claimed. Also, to make sure I could drive it. The dealership picked up as at the airport in a white stretch limo. The girls eyes were so big and they quickly asked Dave if this was their new car. They loved climbing in for the ride. They noticed right away all the interior lights changed colors. When we ride was over they weren't sure if they wanted to change cars or not.

The test ride was great. Both girls were so excited to be sitting up so high and seeing out. Ryder promptly fell asleep. Reganne told her Dave that she couldn't wait to tell her class that she rode in a Monster Truck. Rylee wanted to tell her class that she rode in a limo.

We were soon on our way home with the new vehicle. They really loved riding in it. Until about 1/2 home and Ryder began to scream. He was tired of being in his car seat. We pulled into Beaver for a quick dinner. Again, they were good until 10 miles out of Cedar City and he began to scream again. Needless to say Ryder screamed the rest of the way home.

No more road trips for this family. Dave will have to be content to drive it around town.