Shop, shop, shop

Today was a busy shopping day. Thankfully, I didn't have to go to all of the places the rest of the family did.

This morning we started out by going to the Wal Mart Neighborhood Market to get food. It took a while to get all the different things we needed, because we'd remember something else we needed. Luckily we could all go to different sections, if needed, to look for the items.

When we got home from Wal Mart, Jason and I stayed home. I ate lunch before taking a nap. Mom took the girls to Oviedo Marketplace (the mall) to eat lunch and look around at the shops. Jason ended up napping too, and even woke up before Mom and the children returned home.

Mom bought 3 items of clothing for Anuhea. They look very nice on her, and she looked older when she tried them on and showed them to us (even if they were just regular clothes). They also brought home something like soft pretzel sticks from the pretzel shop at the mall. Mmm, mmm, good.

Jason and I worked on trying to hook up our digital converter box again. We couldn't get it to work when we first bought it. This time it worked! We're so excited to get clear pictures on all the channels our t.v. can get. Even with the "rabbit ears" antenna, we couldn't get clear pictures for most channels, but now it's SO much better.

After everyone rested we went to dinner at IHOP (International House of Pancakes). Mom wanted to go there and we all like eating there so we didn't mind. We were all so stuffed by the time we finished our food, but everything was delicious.

Next, we went back to Oviedo Marketplace to go to Sears. Mom bought us a DVD/VCR combination machine. We haven't had a DVD player since we moved back to the U.S., and rather than have 2 machines we can use 1 machine. Thanks Mom (and Dad)! Mom also bought some clothes.

We got home tired. Anuhea was ready to collapse from exhaustion, but mostly because it was past her bed time. Unfortunately, Anuhea had touched something at Sears that gave her an allergic reaction on her right hand. I put some hydrocortisone on her hand and hope it helps her be more comfortable.