A Less Warm Day in Austin.

Since this week we had a weekend day that wasn't 100 degrees, Daniel and I decided to go outside! After careful consideration, we decided to try out a frisbee golf course up in Wells Branch (about 5-8 minutes from our house). We pulled out our trusty frisbee and walked along the course. It wasn't as green as idyllic as it looks in the picture to the right. (Like most places in Austin the grass was dead because of the drought )  It was fun to get out and do something, but the course was really confusing. We never actually found holes 5 or 6; we just faked it.

Daniel would also like me to note that we didn't play 'traditional' frisbee golf. We used a regular size frisbee, and we just took turns throwing our one frisbee instead of each having a frisbee (or set of frisbees of our own). Basically, I think he made me explain that last part to see how many times I would type frisbee in one paragraph!

Monday I babysat a couple of kids from our ward while their parents supervised the moving of their belongings from their Austin apartment to their new Austin house. We watched the beginnings of a lot of Netflix shows and the entirety of an animated Stewart Little show. (He goes and learns to survive in the wilderness.) The baby was in a stage where she missed her mom so she cried unless you picked her up, or she fell asleep for most of the three and a half hours. She finally decided she liked being here just before her parents came to get her. The moral of the story is that baby don't like me, and that even human like mice need to learn to live in the wild.

Daniel has been working on his project at work. He says that progress seems slow, but that they aren't behind schedule or anything. He continues to have little classes he takes during the day to introduce him to the company and things. Soon he is starting a month long class that even assigns out of "class" work. We'll see how that goes!

We are excited for Conference and the good weather that is returning this weekend! The weather man always says "Maybe this will be our last 100+ day!" and I always hope that he is right.