On to the Hero. Here are the the children standing in one of my favorite places here, the children Museum. It is wonderful, the kids always have a great time and there are always new things to do. I took the kids there Saturday morning because I was looking for something fun to do. So we packed our lunch, and spent the morning there.
We get in the car to go home and the battery is dead. Oh bummer. What do I do? Call Kevin! But Kevin has just gone down for a nap and has turned off his phone and will never hear the house phone. I had no choice but to wake Kevin from his slumber. I had to call some friends in our ward. He was so nice, packed up his 4 kids into this car and drove over to ring the door bell 20 times. Kevin wakes up and comes to your rescue.
These are the kids so sweaty waiting for Kevin to buy at battery. I promise the air was on.
The drinks from QT seemed to make the adventure wroth every minute.









NOTE: I'm allowing myself some Self-pity here so if you are not in the mood look away. Saturday morning was probably one of Kevin's hardest days on the job. Get this. He woke up for work, (at 2am which is bad enough, but he loves it) drove down to to pick up his trailer and it was gone. He didn't know if it had been towed or stolen. He finds out that it had been towed. $200 bucks to get it out and he has to drive all the way to Phoenix to get it out. He tires to play catch up the rest of the morning. As he working he drives by the other trailer that he has, not there. OH NO could it be that the city was on a wild towing spree in the middle of the night? We call the police there are no reports of the trailer being towed. YIKES from bad to worse it was stolen. The heart breaker is that Kevin had taken it off insurance just a few weeks before because he wasn't using it. Oh the expensive lessons we are learning. 


