Sit back in your seat, and have a tissue ready. For I am about to tell you the saddest of stories.
It seems as though the family blog has long since been forgotten. My Darling Wife, [I capitalize, bold, and italicize Darling because she is just that cute.] who has been the primary author and caretaker of theadamlottfamily blog has been SUCKED away into the vast reaches on the dark side of the Internet called Facebook. [booo's and hisses sound out from the crowd] What, pray tell, has the blogspot done to deserve such an act of neglect? It is perhaps what the blogspot does not provide...
Why, what can that be? [Oh believe me, I lay awake at night pondering the same question.] I will tell you what it is. Absolute chaos! I have seen that site, [safley beyond the reach of the keyboard], and I have to tell you it is madness. There is entirely too much on a single screen for me to try and keep up with.
So when you see my wife, tell her that her blog misses her. There are pictures to post, memories to document!
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Lost to Facebook
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Friday, February 27, 2009
Toothless
Posted by Katie at 9:43 AM 1 comments
Isaac-isms
Mom, Can you eat me for lunch?
I am hungry
You cheese me?
Will you take my picture?
Watch mufa movie
Madagascar 2
Mom, Are ya smokin'?
I can see your breath in the cold
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Saturday, February 7, 2009
She did what?
So yeah, my Darling wife went on a trip to California this week. [and I'm only a little jealous] She made it back on Friday in just enough time to drop everything and crawl in bed. [pretty sure that she passed out on the way to the pillow] What in the world did she do with the kids, you ask? Well she left them home with me, of course. Yes we were here, even though we didn't answer the phone. I guess that is the first thing that I check off the list if I have too much going on. [Aside from the fact that everyone that calls here wants to talk to Katie anyway...] When Katie and I were engaged my Bishop told us a story about he and his wife that seem to be applicable right now.
His wife had scheduled a night out with some of the girls and had requested that he be available to "take care of the kids." [take note of the verbiage used there] He spent the evening playing with the kids and upon her return that night she was surprised to find that the house was a mess, none of the kids were bathed, and the heap of laundry hadn't diminished in the least. If anything, it appeared to have been involved in some kind of abnormal indoor hurricane. She asked him why he the house looked like this, why the kids were not bathed, "What in the world?" [that was my understanding anyway]
As you might have guessed, there was a slight miscommunication in what his wife had expected and the actual events that transpired that night. She expected that he would do all of the things that she would have done if she had been home that night. (bathing of children, un-heaping of laundry, cleaning of housen, doing of dishen) [little Brian Regan reference for you] In the husband's rebuttal he stated that he'd done as she asked and had taken care of the kids. He'd played with them, watched a movie, made sure that no one needed stitches or a cast of any kind. He stated that when she asked him to take care of the kids, his intrepretation was very literal. "Take care." He'd done the basics and kept the kids out of mortal danger. So in his mind the evening was a success. He'd won the war!
Keeping that story in mind, my wife has come to the understanding that I am a simple creature. If she wants me to do something specific, she will tell me. [As she can attest, this can, but does not necessarily apply to presents or gifts of any kind. I feel like it removes the suprise from the experience.] Every once in a while she starts to believe that I have the ability to know what she is thinking. [Sadly this is not the case] This generally ends with her feeling disappointed and me feeling confused. Thankfully, this week was not one of those times of expectant psychic abilities. She left me a list. [Of which I referenced often]
Needless to say, I have a newfound appreciation for everything that my wife does. I have no idea how she keeps up most of the time.
Posted by Adam at 8:08 PM 1 comments
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Posted by Katie at 11:16 AM 2 comments
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
I am Grateful for Good Conversation
I am so blessed to have amazing family and friends surrounding me. I love to have silly, meaningful, inspiring, or just chatty conversations. I am so inspired by the examples around me. I am so grateful for forgiveness when I put my foot in my mouth. I know, nobody is surprised, because I am sure you have all witnessed me saying stupid things to fill awkward silence or giving unsolicited advice.
I also love chatting with Adam at the end of each day about all of the work things that I pretend to understand and filling him in on the cute (and not so cute) things our kids have done.
Thank you all for allowing me to be your friend!
Posted by Katie at 10:26 AM 0 comments
Sunday, November 23, 2008
I am grateful for the scriptures
During my teenage years, my best friend and I used to wish for a book that would just tell us what choices to make, what our life would hold for us... We just wanted something to lay it all out there for us. Well, that never happened. I am sure it was because the answers we wanted were who to go on a date with Friday night or what dress to wear to the prom. (not to discount the importance of those things at that time...)
Well, I love that I have found that book now. When you want to talk to God, pray. When you want God to talk to you, read the scriptures. It is amazing to me that I can open the scriptures and the answers I am seeking are in plain writing; As if it was written just for me. And to think, sometimes I think I have all the answers myself and don't think to ask, or I ask, but don't look for the answer. I am grateful to those who came before me and left these beautiful books.
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
I am Grateful for weekends
I love to spend time with my family that is not rushing through homework and bedtime. (though these things are good too...) I love the weekends. They are always a bit crazy, but I love crazy when I am with Adam and the kids. I usually get to do lots of baking on the weekends too, so that is fabulous!
Posted by Katie at 5:46 PM 1 comments
Friday, November 21, 2008
Grateful for Talents
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
I am Grateful for Joy
Darius Rucker has a song that talks about how we are so anxious for each stage to pass; the crying baby in the middle of the night, the toddler who cries to go to pre-school... and then talks about how quickly those moments pass. It echoes our prophet's words "Enjoy the journey, Now" I am so grateful to feel joy in everyday life. I love the moments when I feel like the luckiest girl in the whole world. (it happens a lot) It has nothing to do with a clean house or a big bank account. It is all about feeling overwhelming joy!


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