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This Weekend's Lessons

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This weekend taught Justin and me a few things.

1. Dyson makes awesome vacuum cleaners. We finally broke down and bought one. It rocks!
2. Kitties don't like being locked up without their litter box.
3. There is a product called the "Urine Finder" and our neighbors have one.
4. Being hydrated can reduce and stop contractions.
5. Justin can run a 7 minute mile!
6. Buy Buy Baby doesn't make the smartest packaging decisions.
7. Bacon and bread pudding = yummy goodness
8. At 7 months pregnant, I should just take the elevator.
9. We have a lot to organize before the baby arrives.

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