Since Kisha lives with her dad we were able to celebrate her birthday yesterday. Because I practice proper food combining and for dinner we had BBQ Chicken Salad I was not suppose to have any cake (don't combine a starch and a protein)...I'm admitting it was very hard, and I whined a bit. I'll also admit that when I put the frosting on the cake I licked my fingers. When I'm trying to be really strict I try to not lick my fingers, but because of how many kids I have and making all of those PB&J sandwiches it makes for a lot of hand washing to prevent yourself from licking your fingers. I know it seems like a little thing until you are consciously paying attention to how often you lick your fingers while your cooking or making any kind of food...or maybe it's just me.

So along with my workout this morning (ok it was really at 11 a.m.) we went to Classic Roller Skating, and I actually skated. After about an hour my feet started to hurt, but I didn't fall! It did take a few minutes to feel like I had my ballance and wasn't in danger of falling.

Ok, so you may or may not know that KJ, the kids, and I had planned to drive to Tennessee to see KJ's Dad and Step mom for Spring Break. Well this storm that is coming is supose to hit really hard right when we would have been leaving town, and it's suppose to stretch all the way across I80 through Wyoming where we would have been traveling. So instead we have decided to stay home. I have been looking and searching and asking people for ideas of things we can do. These activities need to be kid friendly and cost effective. So far we have come up with the following list...

1. Bowling (on Tuesdays will cost $10.25)
2. Miniture Golf ($20)
3. Bounce Play & Pirates Cove @ Classic Roller Skating ($32)
4. Layton Surf & Swim (Weds. Dollar night $14)
5. Childrens Museum (FREE on Friday April 17th)
6. So. Davis Rec Center ($19.50)
7. Skating at Classic Roller Skating ($16=Thursday dollar night + $5 tokens)