Kyler and the camera . . .

Kyler has once again been taking pictures.  His skills seem to be improving and it is a good dose of reality.  How our home really is instead of how I hurry and try to make it before company arrives.

Our kitchen -- the view you get when you open the front door.  Growing up, I hated this.  Who wants the world to see a sink full of dishes?.  In all of our remodeling I never got it changed.  It doesn't seem to bother me like it did as a child.  An extra bonus, the cupboards were orderly when Kyler began snapping.

The china closet.  (Aren't my cabinets pretty?)

I must confess I now own glasses.  My vision isn't horrible but at night sometimes it could be better.  I'm not wearing them constantly.  Maybe if I had somewhere to go everyday but honestly, pajamas are comfortable and I find no reason to change from said comfort when I won't be setting a foot outside and if jammies are on, glasses stay in their case.

Kyler got several pictures of me but this is the only one that doesn't highlight my less flattering features.

I really have been trying to finish getting the girls room together.  Most of the things I want on the wall are now hung.  I need to schedule a date with Lisa to get some vinyl to finish things off.
Kyler took a picture of his room even though it may have been the site of a recent tornado.  He pulled all of the books off of his shelf to construct a ramp for his motorcycles.  I would loved to have seen the completed project, he must have had quite the vision. 
P.S.  I played air hockey against Andy this evening.  I will say I won even if the scoreboard showed a tie.  I scored first, second and third and was ahead the entire game.  After the game was over he also informed me my goal was malfunctioning (slightly raised) and he scored three times as a result.  

P.S.S.  Taylei is still sick, she has now missed two days of school and it isn't looking good for tomorrow.  She really has no symptoms except she is coughing and at night has a hard time breathing.  But, she has NO energy.  Today reading a book was more than she could handle.  We may have to go and rent a few dozen more movies for her to preview.