"It's Not Even a Thing"

This week has been another regular week for us, but I'll try and tell you about the exciting parts! One of the first things that is exciting about this week is that I bought my first grown up purse. Yes, amazing and hard to believe as it sounds I've never had a real, grown up purse before. I just went to college where I always had my backpack, before that I was in school and I had a wallet to hold my things. Upon graduation I won a canvas BYU bag that I have been using as a purse since we moved here. What is worse is that I've been to the store several times looking at bags trying to find one I liked. Several came close, but I chickened out and decided that I wouldn't buy them because I wasn't sure that they were the perfect bag.  (Yes, I am that crazy about my purchases)

So, my bag is basically the one on the left, except it is white, and the top handles are longer. (It doesn't have the side handles at all). I bought it with the reassurance that "I'd leave the tags on it and then if I hated it in the morning, I would take it back." Well, unbeknownst to me the register lady took the tag off (or it fell off while I was in the car on the way home). So, I'm glad that I still like it this morning, or I would be stuck with a bag I didn't like! No one likes that Buyer's Remorse!

Daniel decided to give blood today. I think it went pretty well, but he has a red spot where they stuck him, but he is bruise free. He says they were pretty sure he was going to pass out. Apparently "He didn't look so good." (I tend to disagree, I always think he looks good :P ) He even got a t-shirt that says "Save a Tree, Save a Whale, Save a Life. (Prioritize. Give blood)" It made me laugh a little. Hopefully none of you are out there thinking "but whales and trees are people too!"  Apparently, I feel the opposite about things because as Daniel and I were driving to church he pointed out to me that someone had hit a little traffic cone with their car. Then I promptly replied, "Don't worry about it. It's not even a Thing." Which I tried to clear up by saying a few seconds too late "that matters." It was too late and we were soon laughing about how not only was it not "a people too," it wasn't even "a Thing."