Series of Unfortunate Events...

Today was what I would consider a hot summer day (95 degrees Fahrenheit). As the evening approached, I was excited to get out of the house. I invited Noell and Kaneesha to go for a walk with Blu.

Kaneesha threw the ball for Blu several times as Noell and I began to walk down the street. Three houses down the street Kaneesha was running with Blu to catch up with us. All of a sudden we heard a fall behind us. Blu had stepped on Kaneesha foot as she ran. Kaneesha wiped out on the sidewalk and the rocks. When she stood up, she noticed that the new Tom's brand shoes that she purchased yesterday had a hole in them.

The welt swelled up after this photo was taken
We walked for a bit, then went to the soccer field to throw our boomerang and let Blu chase his ball. Kaneesha and Noell threw the boomerang a bit, then I threw it. Because my older brother, Fred, served his mission in Australia, I've thrown boomerangs quite a bit. After a couple throws, I had zoomed in my accuracy and could get it back near me each throw. I then had a beautiful throw that came back, just behind me. Did I mention that Kaneesha and Noell were behind me (for safety). Noell dodged the boomerang, Kaneesha misjudged. She now has a welt on her arm and a newborn respect for little boomerangs...

Shoe & Clue game (I didn't inclued Blu's "icing")
In my mind, the proverbial "icing on the cake" was brown, and it came from Blu. When we were playing on the soccer field, Blu needed to relieve himself. He has had an upset stomach and his relief was much more runny than normal. Luckily there were paper soda cup on the side of the field that Kaneesha could use to clean it up.

One more thing, she ended the night losing as we played the game Clue!

We did not intend to pick on you...

We love you Kaneesha

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