Apparently I couldn't even handle painting a dresser yesterday. Oh well, we went yardsale-ing as a family, had ice cream cones at McD's, and then spent the afternoon and evening with our cousins - all in all, a very fun and relaxing day - thanks fam!
I'm not sure how we got on the subject, but at lunch today Joel and I could not agree over whether (him), or not (me), the trachea and esophagus are the same thing. As in - the food goes down the same tube the air does. I know, so totally random - but for some reason it was so important that I was right! It is a lot harder to prove than you would think. But I did it! Ha-ha (insert gleeful dance here). It's so silly that Joel and I get competitive over such trivial things - and yet we do. I realize fully that I should honor the priesthood holder of my house, but sometimes I just can't help myself. Thankfully, Joel loves that I am a fiesty person - he seems to enjoy our little arguments. I love you honey, maybe you'll win the next one!
Since this seems to be a post of randomness - Kira and I had a thought provoking question last night - When interviewing for a job, who, if anyone, actually checks whether or not you have the college degree you say you do? Which also brings to light the question: How many people are actually qualified for the positions they work in? Maybe we'll never know the answers, but it does make you wonder, doesn't it?
quiet time.
10 years ago

You two crack me up. Dell and I used to get into quarrels like that until I took anatomy and physiology. Now he just assumes I'm right! And about the employment thing: I was working at the president's office when I took a phone call from an employer that was checking on an applicant's academic records. They wanted to confirm that this applicant actually received the degree he claimed to have gotten. So I guess some people actually do check on that stuff! Who knew!
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