To wii or not to wii

I was at Mary's and Dean's this last weekend and was introduced to games on a harddrive. They had tons of wii games but none of the cases. After talking a bit I was told the wii had been hacked and that it was easy. Tutorials were on the web and I was assured they were plentiful and easy follow. With this idea planted - after all wii games are so very expensive- I started to look online. I found some easy how to videos and followed them to the "t". All was going well. Then came trying to hook up the Hard Drive. Yeah that part was a bit of a nightmare. Two days and $150 dollars later I now can save my wii games to a hard drive and play them. Luckily I will be able to recoop some of that money when I return a game and extra hard drive. With any luck it will have only cost me two days and $29.

A new use for Fabreeze

Callie spent most of this last week at Sean's parents house because of my work schedule. The first day Callie went to school after spending the night she got picked on a little because she smelled like smoke. Well I told her that because grandma smoked she would smell like smoke if she spent the night or spent time at grandma's and grandpa's house. I then asked her if she wanted to go back. She assured me that she did. The next day she came home smelling alittle funky. Not like smokey the bear but more like a really old ladies lotion, but no more complaints of smelling like smoke so I ignored the smell. Tonight I picked up Callie again and she again smelled funky. While we were talking in the car Callie mentioned that Grandma had "sprayed her down with this stuff she sprays on her couches to get rid of the smoke smell." Wow! My mother in law fabreezed my child. I guess that's one way to get rid of the smoke smell. I myself would quit smoking but that's just me.