Sortor Rules!: Sortor Rules and Zombies.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Sortor Rules and Zombies.

I know, I know. What could I possibly have going on in my life more important than posting? I mean I posted through two kids and pregnancy, right? How can I expect you to believe I suddenly "have no time to breath much less post", when you know darn well I have nothing better to do than entertain you? Well I have news for you my friend. Caring for three small children (and all its accompanying busy-work) isn't the half of it. I'm also a young women's advisor at church, a piano teacher on Fridays, and a zombie killer on the weekends. Yeah, you heard me. And I'm sure you'll agree this leaves very little time for posting. Between walking Brook back and forth from kindergarten, feeding Cambria, teaching Avery the alphabet, soccer games, preparing lessons every other Sunday, attending mid-week activities, cooking supper every night, joy school, reading this month's book club selection, cuddling with Andy, folding clothes, and vanquishing satan's undead minions, its tricky finding the time to get those creative juices flowing. But I'll see if I can move some things around. Its all about priorities.

6 comments:

Angie said...: If you think this post will satisfy your audience you are wrong. This only stimulates my want for more Diana posts. How dare you tease. :); September 9, 2009 at 12:29 PM
Chrystal said...: I think this is a great post - - years from now when you go back and read your blog (we'll all do that right??) you will see this and think...wow, I was a busy mommy and doing a fine job of it too! At least that is what I think! xxx ooo; September 9, 2009 at 8:40 PM
Annalisa said...: my friend, you need a cape. you're a superhero. (although its disputed that capes are dangerous).; September 11, 2009 at 12:07 PM
Shanana said...: I see Eliza Bennett has inspired you greatly... And just in time, what with the legendary zombie plague of Utah and all. Did your book club meet to discuss P.P. and Z yet? I'm dying to hear how everybody handled the unquenchable thirst for brains and ripping out of the still-beating hearts. And did I tell you the same author(s) are releasing "Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters" later this year? I can't wait!; September 12, 2009 at 5:21 PM
Mommalynne said...: At least you wrote something! I get worried when you are absent for a long time.
You are so popular with us because you are so creative and witty. I want to hear more about the "zombies", if you pleaze.; September 14, 2009 at 11:39 PM
Wayneman said...: There's like this whole zombie zeitgeist goin' on...

Zombies are so hot right now.; September 16, 2009 at 2:03 PM

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About Diana

Raised in the backwoods of a Northern Californian town few believe exists, Diana spent the majority of her childhood hiding in trees and talking animatedly to her own reflection. She lived a quiet life. And by "quiet" I mean she peed when addressed directly. Due to a series of exciting but somewhat unfortunate events, Diana left "Cobb" two months before her seventeenth birthday for the less attractive but more substancial Salt Lake City, where she began simultaneously working on her social skills and her sock-selling skills. However, it was her wicked dance skills that overshadowed her awkwardness enough to win the heart of her tall, ruggedly-handsome, graphic-designer husband who laughed at all her good jokes and none of her lame ones. She continues to find both his honesty and his red-afro irresistable. Though Diana and Andy have failed to produce a male heir probably due to their insistance that their future son be named Jack Bauer, they have three little girls and a cat who desperately wishes to escape. Diana likes reading, writing, listening to music, decorating her house, thinking about her garden, and talking to her children. And prefers to do all in a highly unconvincing English accent.