24

Why is it that I can't get enough of 24? How does the same story line work after almost 7 seasons? When you sit back and think about all the things could never happen in one day, and the repetitive twists that seem redundant, you say to yourself no way. But there is something about the show that keeps you on the edge of your seat and wanting to see the next episode. Even with all the show is still entertaining. The reason, I think, is that the same thing never happens twice. There is always some twist or difference that keeps you guessing. And what would life be like without the occasional Jack bark - "Get on the ground!" Jack will continually fight off terrorists to save the world!

My plot for the next few shows.

1. Tony will not die in this episode.
2. Kim will help cure Jack (obviously)
3. Jack will confess his love for Agent Walker, but won't want to be close to her because he doesn't want to hurt her.
4. Hodges will be tortured by Jack to get information.
5. The bomb is going to try to be set off in DC.

Thank goodness Jack is around, because I don't know what I would do Monday nights without it.

Easter (a little behind)

So I am a little behind with my easter update, but better late than never. We had a great time dying easter eggs the day before. Liam was very nervous that the easter bunny was going to take his eggs. All night long he kept asking what the easter bunny was going to do with the eggs he died. Easter morning he was flying around the house searching for his eggs (and the other candy). Many of you have had this same situation, so I won't go into to much details, but family photos with children is very entertaining. Liam wouldn't smile, Ethan wanted to play with the grass, and Avery's hair was blowing in the wind. This is the best we could do.

Getting caught up

My time has been very limited, so my blog has taken a back seat. I am posting to get you caught up on a few events over the last few weeks.

First, Liam turned 4! It was all train for this birthday.


Then we watched conference. Well, I tried while Brooke was in Portland with the girls. Ethan was all over the computer, it was pretty entertaining. To keep Liam going we set up a tent and told him to listen for the word, "Jesus." When he heard that word he got a jelly bean. He loved it. This week he wanted to watch conference again and listen for "temples."


Finally, while moms away the boys will play (and girl)! Rock Star Night!