Yay for internet

So, our internet has been down all week. I am going CRAZY!!!! Things keep happening and I think, oh I need to put that in my blog...oh wait, I can't, no internet. So, I gave up on our internet, and am now at my mom's house...YAY for mom having internet!!!!

Anyway....so, first of all, I just have to say CONGRATULATIONS to my big bro! He tied the knot on Saturday! He is the last of the 5 of us to get married. Thus, my parents are now, kinda, sorta empty nesters (My oldest niece lives with them). I wonder what on earth they will do with all their free time...Maybe I should visit all the time for the internet, so they don't go crazy...lol ;)

The day before my brother's wedding, my hubby went to fill the car up with gas, cuz u know, usually it's easier to get from point A to point B with a vehicle full of gas. While there he went inside for a minute to get a drink, or snacks, or something along those lines. When he came out a guy quickly turned and walked away from our car. Erek thought that was a little strange, so walked around the vehicle to make sure everything looked ok, it did. And nothing was missing from inside the car (since we don't really have anything but carseats in there anyway). It was late at night so he came to my parents house and went straight to bed, and didn't really think much of it. The next day (wedding day) he had to move the car seats to my parents Expedition so my sister could meet us at the temple with our boys. When he pulled out Braedyn's seat, there were a couple of new marks on it. There are 2 cigarette burns right in the seat. He then remembered that the guy who walked away from the car had a cigarette. However, the windows were rolled up. Thus, this guy had to open the car door, to specifically flick the ashes in the car. SERIOUSLY?!?!? who does that? Why on earth would you go out of your way to ruin a car seat? I don't get it. Fortunately they aren't huge holes, like the size of a bean maybe, but still...

And, for anyone wondering, wedding day was crazy busy, but good, like any good wedding day should be ;). It was fun. They got sealed at 9am in the Salt Lake Temple. The sealer gave all sorts of good advice about marriage. However, the most important part (or at least the part I remember) was when he said the woman is always right, and the men should listen to their wives cuz they know best. Not sure those were the exact words, but that's what I heard. ;)

The rest of the day was a typical wedding day, pictures, luncheon, more pictures, reception, clean up, go home. And of course, when you have that full of a day with 2 little boys, the fun never stops. We were chasing Brock all over, he didn't want to sit still for any length of time. He kept wanting Uncle Jimmy (The groom) but couldn't have him, which ticked Brock off more, and caused a LOT of screaming. Fortunately, there was chocolate, so we stuffed him with that and made it through the day :)