Jump for My Love

No more celebrating mothers. We're done with sap until next month when we celebrate fathers. Oh, who am I kidding, we don't get sappy for that.

I didn't think I would mind working on Mothers Day. It's just another day, right? This is the truth, however, I was disappointed at working on Mothers Day, not because it was Mothers Day, but because my lazy behind wanted to lay on the couch and do nothing. I'll use the Mothers Day excuse for that, but truthfully it had nothing to do with that.

Dylan worked yesterday too, not that it mattered to him that it was Mothers Day. He didn't even get me a card or make me one or anything. To make up for it he found an old birthday card he made me and scratched out "birth" and put "mothers" Wow. Thoughtful.

We saw Iron Man 2, which was truly awesome. We let Maddie come cause she wanted to, but I think it was a little over her head. I think Iron Man, out of all the superhero movies, is more intellectual than the rest. If you could ever classify a superhero movie as being intellectual. The storyline and content are a little over the head of a 6-year-old. Heck, it was a little over my head at times. She handled it well, minus a little fidgeting. She LOVED Natasha (Scarlett Johansen). So did her father. In a different way, of course.

I think the only thing that kept her from screaming in boredom was the Twizzler twist and peel licorice I got her. Kept her occupied more than I expected.

I took this picture of Maddie Saturday on the Trampoline. I caught her mid-air, which was pretty cool. She looks like a superhero.