sixteen

Last night as I was cleaning up dinner and wondering what to do with the kids after I picked up Dallin from practice, my sister sent me a text that made me laugh.

It was a deep, refreshing laugh after a crazy day spent wanting to be somewhere else.

"I heard you spent your 16th wedding anniversary in sex-ed.  Better late than never."

I am laughing just looking at it right there.

Yes.

That is how I spent my 16th wedding anniversary.

Our Legislature has passed a bill to change sex ed in this state.

I think it is an act of ignorance as far as public policy goes.

But that's just my opinion.

I texted friends and family with info about an online petition to get the gov to veto it and the gov's contact info in case they share my opinion and want to speak up.

So sex ed in the morning.

A few chores.

Watching Tate.

Doing way too many lunges & squats.  

And attending 6th grade maturation with Dallin.

So sex ed in the afternoon.

 

Driving Dallin to and from basketball practice.

Fixing meals.

Watching Cars with my kids-thanks for the pick Parker.

And writing a letter to my Governor.

Please veto HB363.

So sex ed in the evening.

On the other hand,

Paul spent much of his anniversary in the gym at Salt Lake Community College for the Scenic West Athletic Conference basketball tournament.

He was reffing SLCC v. No. Idaho

and he got to ref with Greg which makes it extra awesome.

(Thank you SO much for the pictures Heather!)