Friendly Baby

Nevaeh has been charming the socks off of everyone here at the hotel. She can captivate a whole audience within seconds. She has lots of adopted grandparents now from all over the place. I think she is missing her Grandpa-last night she couldn't fall asleep (again) and we could hear her in her bed saying "Grandpa" over and over again so sweetly. For being cooped up in a hotel for so long, she is being a really good girl. Seems like her hair has gotten even more curly up here-it's too cute.

Yesterday, we went to Burlington Coat Factory where I found an adorable Easter dress for Nevaeh. They have the most amazing selection of kids clothes for such great prices. This location is much cleaner and organized than the one in Olathe. Doesn't keep me away though, I love it.

I also went to Wal-mart yesterday to get more lunch meat (we are eating lots of sandwiches this week). A lady completely stepped in front of me when I was loading my stuff onto the self-checkout lane. She just walked up and stood in front of me and started putting her stuff in front of mine. I stopped and just looked at her because I was in such disbelief and she just looked at me like too bad so sad. The lady overseeing the self-checkout area saw and called me over to her and checked me out herself. Crazy!

Then, when I was leaving, I came to an intersection where I did not have a stop sign but both sides beside me did. As I was approaching, this guy just casually drove right through the stop sign and right in front of me. If I hadn't slammed on my brakes, we would have collided. He just looked at me like I was in his way. That is the way all the driving has been here. No one wants to let you over at all and they drive really fast even on side streets.

Can you tell I grew up in a very small town (and I mean very!)

Can't wait to get home!