Monday, February 26, 2007

Hey Everybody!

How are all of you doing? I'm so sorry that I havn't posted in a while. This past week has been terrible. Right at this very moment I am trying to get over my misery of having a fever and upchucking all week. I am trying to calm down and relax but I always have to be johnny raincloud and think of reality. I am thrilled that so many of you are enjoying the delights of beautiful weather. We were having some of that, but once I got my hopes up they were crushed and it snowed 3in. Today my mother informed me that I will have ka-khing in April. (dang $50 camp fee.) I am happy though that my madre' said that I can bring an airbed to camp. The worst part about camp is the allergies and the camp fires. I hate having camp fires because they always are in my face and it stinks really bad. Well, I guess that is all the thrilling news I have to share today so, I love you all and I will see you when grandma and grandpa:) come home from thier mission.

love,
Bethany
P.S I would've put my # but that is too hard to count

10 comments:

Esther said...

Sorry that your sick! But I don't want you to tell me about it because it travels over the internet and now I will probably get sick. :) No really, I hope you feel better. #7

Mary, Tyson and Family said...

Good to hear from you Bethany! What exactly is Ka-Khing? Hope you feel better soon.
-Mary

Rachel, Tony & Family said...

Hi Bethany!! I can't wait til Grand Ma&Pa come home cause then we can see everyone. I'm like Esther you can't even mention throwing up. We both are siko about the chance that we will have to be the "mom" and deal with our kids being sick. I hope everyone gets the chance to have twins, but that is something I hope to never ever do again. Two babies who can't hang over a toilet and don't want anything to do with a bowl throwing up at the same time and only one of me to comfort and catch puke. Tony was down, flat on his back when they got sick. One of the twinks went over to him to be held because "it" was coming, he couldn't roll away fast enough and she taged him all over the back. As bad as that night was I did laugh at the sight.
But still I do hope you feel better too.
love ya,
Rachel

Mom & Dad said...

Oh probrizinha! That means "poor little sweetie" We are so sorry you have been sick. We will be so glad to see everyone too, in about one year. So everybody plan to be well by then. ok? And, Bethany, I'm glad your mom makes you go to camp. It really is a good experience. Every year gets better. And how neat that she goes with you.

Connie and Daniel Biggs Family said...

Bethany I hope by now you are feeling better. Even though you were sick, because of your blog you brought laughter to the rest of us. We were not laughing about your illness, but the comments that came because of it. Especially Rachel's. Sorry I was laughing Rachel, but it was funny. I hope everyone is well.
-Connie

Connie and Daniel Biggs Family said...

I hope your feeling better Bethany. I haven't blogged in forever because my camera broke and I haven't got a new one yet. And, I also keep forgeting to comment. Ya and the question as Mary, what it's Ka-Khing?
-Devynne
P.S. It was really pretty here and I thought spring was here. But it snowed a big storm here just a few days ago and it still is snowing even more.

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Shauna said...

Well you know ka khing is money the thing that gets us through the natural world. Hello!! I thought yal' would get it in a heart beat.guess not. So today a big snowstorm hit and everything is shut down. even one of our main highways. that is pretty bad. hope you all are safe.

-Bethany

Erika said...

do you mean ka-ching, like the sound effect? Us foggies aren't used to the new hip spelling!

Erika

Connie and Daniel Biggs Family said...

We just got two feet of snow. A major snow storm also but nothing shut down. We also almost got a snow day but didn't. Oh well!
-Devynne

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