Outside Temp: 58 F (we had a high of 94, which is a little hotter than I would prefer... But it did get down into the 40's last night... I love the 50 degree difference between day and night!)
What I cooked today:
Chicken and Fried Rice: I started cooking my normal chicken, when Patrick commented, "Wow, honey, that smells really good... Are you making something with bacon?". I had to inform him that he was smelling the neighbor's dinner. Oh well, it turned out fine, with no complaints. But, perhaps I should try something new, perhaps with bacon?
Update:
So, my two middle children were doing the dishes today. And, perhaps prompted by a post I saw today on Facebook (Apocoloptomist: Someone who knows it's all going to shit, but will turn out fine in the end), they began discussing the options of a zombie Apocalypse.
Connor: "So, how likely, do you think, it would be that there could be a zombie Apocalypse?"
Kathryn: "Well, since zombie's don't exist, I would say none."
C: "But, that would depend on how you define 'zombie'."
K: "Well, a zombie would mean 'living dead', which is a contradiction, so therefore, can't exist."
C: "It depends. Perhaps it just means 'animated dead', and we could come up with some way to animate dead bodies."
K: "Even if we could come up with that technology, it would be a long time from now. Maybe even a million years."
C: "So it is possible! Maybe, say, a 0.0000000001 chance?"
K: "Yea, that sounds about right."
C: "Hmmm, so, how should we prepare?"
At this point, I was laughing so hard, I didn't hear the rest of the conversation, if there was any. By the time I recovered, they were on a different topic. I don't think they even knew I was listening, which made it that much funnier. I love my kids conversations.
Then, over dinner, we had another conversation:
Connor: "So, we're eating Fried Rice, which is Chinese, right?"
Me: "Yes."
C: "Are there other areas that use rice in their meals?"
Patrick: "Of course, a lot of areas use rice."
Allen: "Like Japanese?"
Patrick: "Yes, or Thai, or ..."
Katie: "What's Thai?"
Patrick and Me: "Thailand."
Allen: "Why do they call it Thailand?"
Connor: "Because everyone wears a tie?"
Patrick: "Or, because every competition ends in a tie?"
Allen: "Or because everyone is named Thai?"
Connor: "That would be so cool, so if you wanted to get someone's attention, you could just say, 'Hey Thai!', and everyone would answer."
Yes, we are all a little strange. But I like it that way!
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