Father's Day

While I can't say Happy Father's Day to my own Dad (that would require him to actually be a father and do his fatherly duties), I have a couple great uncles who are great examples of what a father should be. I was talking to my aunt about my dad and she said to just call him the sperm donor and my mom the incubator since I can't really call them parents. Sad, but it's the truth. At least I can laugh about it.

I went with Nana and Mimi to church. It's been a while since I've gone to a family ward. I love the primary programs. The kids were so cute singing for Father's Day. There's always the one kid that tries to out sing everyone else and just belts it, the kid that plays around and can't stand still, and the kid that refuses to sing. Love it.

Tonight we had steak and my great grandma's potato salad. Awesome Father's Day dinner! It's been a while since I've had steak from our cows. Boy is it good! It was so juicy and tender.

Tonight Sara came over and tomorrow we are going to the beach!! I'm so excited. The weather doesn't have to be perfect; as long as it doesn't rain I'm happy. The plan is to go to the beach, maybe look at some fun shops, hit up Mo's for clam chowder (YUM!) and then the Tillamook Cheese Factory for free cheese and maybe eat some ice cream too. Tillamook ice cream is so good.

More highlights of home:

• Playing Just Dance 2 (I may have gotten my butt kicked by my 10 year old sister)
• Caught up on scrapbooking! I got Nana's pages done for last Christmas. Only six months late, but she was happy and they turned out great. [My family is big on scrapbooking. All my grandma wants every year is 4 pages from each family. Once I turned 18, I became included.]
• Catching up with friends and people at church (got to see my old YW leader's new baby... so cute!)

Well, I need to go to bed if I'm going to get up in the morning and be awake enough to drive.