Yesterday, Tony and I had an argument about Sarah Haskins and laundry. At our pastor's house.

I used to love this time of year when I was younger... Fall meant that school was starting and I'd get to learn, see my friends every day, choose a new boy to like, buy new school supplies, and discover new adventures. I could never sleep the night before the first day of school because I was so excited. But now that I'm working, the seasons all blend together into one long, continuous, weary and never-ending stretch. Such is the life of a working person... no more summer vacations. So remember that before you complain, students. :)

But this fall meant that my lovely seniors (or freshmen, now) have left for college. They are the first class that Tony and I saw through from freshman year all the way to senior year. We have empty nest syndrome. :( People often ask us when we're going to have children, and our response is that "we already have 30 kids!" But this is good news because it means that if we do have children, they will have 30 babysitters. :P Right, guys?