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Thursday Nights At Our House

This my friends, is the favorite TV show at the
Munger house on Thursday nights.  Do not call
or come over at 8:00 p.m. because you will be ignored!!
I can't decide if I like Junior and Willie the best or
Troy Landry and team.  We love this show!!

Trey and Makena were practicing shooting gators!!

He's got the look :)

She doesn't look like she could hit a thing shooting' like this,
but she hit the target every time!!

T gave up on gators and started aiming at the birds :)

If we catch it, we also love to watch "Wipe Out"
on Thursday nights.  To some it is stupid, but we find
it quiet hilarious to watch people fall and bounce off
their targets :)

Carlie had went inside during all the shooting fun, but I wanted to give you and update on her plant project:  she got an A!  Oh, yeah I'm doing a dance :)  I'm so proud of both of my girls for their good work in school.  Trey has been doing pretty good on his school work and we are working on learning the Lord's Prayer.  Both of my girls could say it all at age four and T is five, so we're a little behind, but he is doing good so far.
Not too much has been going on this week.  Carl hasn't had to work too late because of the rain we got on Monday and it looks like we might get some more tonight or early morning, we'll see.  I know we need to get the rice planted, but it sure would be nice to have a weekend off :)
Hope everyone has had a terrific Thursday!! 


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