The Bachelor Life

Well, I'm a lone man in the Garden of Eden. That's right. Janna is visiting her parents with the girls and I'm left home alone. My first reaction every time this happens is, "Yes, I can do what I want, when I want, and how I want". That feeling usually wears off about 3 or 4 hours after they've gone. Don't get me wrong, sleeping in a bed without a 3 year old's feet in my face feels pretty good. I am getting use to the occasional heel to the chin at three or four in the morning though. It is pretty dang quiet around here. Even the Wii doesn't seem as appealing without my girls around. One thing I am looking forward to is some possible fishing this weekend. Also taking a quiet nap on Sunday without interruption. One thing is certain; I wouldn't ever trade all the naps and all the fishing in the world for my girls, all three of them. There's just something about coming home from work and making gorilla sounds around the corner and getting a response from two small little chimps beating their chests and saying "ooh, ooh, ooh". That's right, my girls are turning into a couple of chimps. No, they're still my little princesses. Just ask
Taylee. We do like to make animal sounds every once in a while. I'm really glad they are able to go see Grandma and Grandpa Thompson. I wish they lived closer or we lived closer to them. I'm sure they're going to have a blast and it sounds like Grandpa is going to take Taylee fishing. I wish I could be there. Grandpa said they will definitely take some pictures to show me, just in case I'm not jealous enough. I'm sure Janna is excited to visit her family too. I don't think she was too excited about the drive though. Well, I better get back to my bachelor activities such as sleeping and going to work. Sounds like fun huh? Actually I do like my job, but I could use some more sleep so I better hit the hay. Boa noite and good night!