Life in a bite

 No pics with this one, just some general life happens info. We got new tires on the Sub a few months back and thanks to a run in with some screws at the park, the CRV also got some new fabulous wheels. We've been driving Sister Stephens back and forth to church each Sunday, which sometimes requires Dana to squish into the back seat with the kiddos. It's good service for a sweet lady. We will be returning to full 2 hour church April 11th which is amazing...and weird. 

Yakima keeps plugging along. Covid numbers fluctuate but we were able to move to Phase 2 after some hospital numbers were corrected which basically means all the restaurants and businesses are back open to some degree. Last week we got the GREAT news that school will resume April 26th FULL IN TIME for the the kids. Will it happen? Meh. I'm hopefully but you never know these days. What does that means for Little Miss's schedule? No clue. Maybe more Mom alone time? 

There is a group of ladies trying to hike Mt Adams and I have tentatively said I will join them. Will I? No clue. But it's motivating us to get into better shape and maybe not eat so much delicious chocolate. 

Vaccines are now pretty available and we will be eligible for ours starting April 15th so watch out line, the Gailans are in it. Mom and Dad Kitchen bought a big old RV (34 feet!) so it looks like that monstrosity will be gracing our neighborhood in some future year:) The Gailan grandparents are considering moving and actively looking for smaller digs but the market is CRAZY! Like, unprecedented California priced real estate crazy, so we don't know if it will happen this year. 

Matt got a great and well deserved promotion at Fred Myers and we went to celebrate with them last weekend. Their girls continue to just get cuter. And Kristen got to shimmy under their house into the spider filled horror show that is a sub basement to find some leaking pipes so everyone is having fun these days:) 

It's been one full year since Covid shut down. Reading through Char's baby book is hilarious and sad and eye opening. Not sure yet what lessons we have learned but at least we know time moves on and bad things pass.