The Invasion

This weekend Finn graciously opened up his home and more specifically his room to seven (7) sixth grade girls (for a more detailed explanation see below). I think that if he had known exactly what he was agreeing to he would have footed the bill for the Ritz Carleton. He was skeptical at first, but quickly grew sure that he did not want all these squeally girls in "his" house. All the noise scared him a little bit and every time the girls would get really excited Finn would cry.

So where did Finn sleep this weekend . . . .

. . . Finn shacked up with his old parents. We moved the pack-n-play and all of Finn's toys into the little sitting area in our bedroom. I was worried that he wouldn't sleep a wink, but even despite the fact that I thought the floors would cave in beneath us, Finn slept very soundly.


I think that we have found a new place for the Finnster to play. We can sit him in the pack-n-play without worrying about him bouncing his face off the hardwood.

(This weekend our church hosted "Quest." Quest is a big youth conference open to all youth groups. I think that 14 different churched attended. We volunteered to be a host home. We really did have a great time. The girls were hyper, to say the least, but overall very well behaved. The two leaders that stayed with us were really incredible Christian woman and did a fantastic job.)