Tuesday

Today was equally as normal as yesterday.  Nothing exciting happened at work, well unless you count that  someone decided to scratch the word ass onto one of our elevator doors.  Who does that?  We are an office park with office buildings full of office adults.  I guess some are more adult that others.  Anyway, if you think about it, what a weird thing to scratch on an elevator (or anywhere).  I mean, someone had to stand there and think, "You know what I think I'm going to do?  I think I'm going to scratch the word ass onto this elevator door." Whatever.  

Dad asked me to buy some darts for his electronic dart board so that he could play with Daniel.  The darts came today.  Dad and I played a couple of quick games.  I tried to get a picture of him throwing but, I'm trying not to make him paranoid with all of my picture taking.  

He's going to move the dart board tomorrow so that he and Daniel will have more room to throw.  After darts, Mom invited me to eat supper with them.  

We had breakfast for supper. 

Again, trying to sneak pictures so that my parents don't get paranoid. 

We really need rain here and thankfully it has been raining for about 3 hours now.  While we were at the table, one big bolt of lightning came from out of nowhere - just like last night! Seconds later, a pop of thunder sounded so loud that both Mom and I jumped.  The crazy thing was that it shook the house over and over and over.  Mom and I both commented that we never remember that happening before.  We've had thunder shake the house but this kept going and going.  We both said we would have thought it was an earthquake if we didn't know better.  So....Dad had to drive me home because both Mom and I did not want me walking home with a storm in the area.  We never saw another flash or heard anymore thunder; so bizarre. 

My Dad told me that his Dad was so afraid of thunderstorms he had a storm pit in the back yard. The whole family (all 11 of them) would have to go outside in the storm to get into the storm pit.  I said, "I'd be afraid that there were snakes in the pit".  He said, "There were!"