Oops!

So in conclusion to my last entry, I had a horrible night! I laid in bed for like 2 hours paranoid of every little sound. I finally fell asleep just after 2AM. Around 2:30 our neighbors dog, who rarely barks, started barking right near our house, so I was so worried he was barking at someone. I finally relaxed enough to decide that Heavenly Father would protect me, so I fell asleep. Audrey slept great, but woke up at 5AM. Perfect if I had actually gotten some sleep that night. We got back to sleep shortly after, but I never fully recovered. It's Sunday and I'm still exhausted. The boys had a blast camping. Dave was even thinking about going again this week. Yikes! Here are a few photos from the trip.


On to my oops...
So this morning I needed to shave pretty bad and we were running out of time, so I got this brilliant idea. Mom sent me some Nair a few years ago, and I've never found the right time to use it, so I decided to do it in the car, on the way to church. No one ever warned me it smells like a sulfur plant! I applied it and let it sit, no problems yet. I was going to use baby wipes to wipe it off and be on my merry way. I wiped it off and it didn't work terrific. I think I missed a few spots. Oh well. Then I realized the smell wasn't going away. I went the the women's restroom as soon as we got there, and tried to rinse it off. A little girl was in the bathroom with her mom and asked her if she had made a stinky because it smelled so bad! I didn't have the courage to explain what they were smelling. Now I was sure I had fixed the problem and went to take my seat. Shortly after I sat down I realized it still wasn't gone. I asked Dave and he could still smell it. I couldn't get rid of the stench! I feel sorry for all the young men we were sitting behind. I could hear them making jokes which I'm sure had to do with the scent. I went back in the bathroom and I finally tried to get my legs in the sink as modestly as I could. At last, it was nearly gone! So I've learned I need to limit shaving to the confines of my own home.
Here's some more pictures of the kids.