Poor Lexi!

Not! Our kids are so spoiled. Wynden often times reminds them of how much more they have than he did growing up. They have more clothes, food, and toys. Wynden tells everyone about how their stockings for Christmas were filled with cans of soup instead of toys. His mom would place one pan of lasagna on the table to feed eight people (four of which were growing boys). I can always see the violin playing for Wynden when he reminisces about his childhood. I had it pretty good remembering back. I knew somewhere I would find that money tree in our backyard if I looked hard enough after my mom told me to go find it. Checks were just free money right :) Anyway getting to my story, (which right after it happened my oldest sister, Heidi said you have to blog that), I took the three oldest kids to Lynden's got talent, which was put on largely by my other sister and my niece and they did a fabulous job, it was intermission and they had announced that there were cookies and water being served in the foyer area (2 cookies for a $1 or a bottle of water for a $1). Lexi and her friend were sitting up front by my sister and so they stood up to see where I was and what I was doing. Lexi of course was wondering if they would be getting in on the cookie action. To be honest with you I was debating whether to get them cookies or go and get ice cream instead. Anyway my sister says to Lexi something like "I wonder what your moms doing" and Lexi replies something like "are the cookies for money?" and my sister says "yes" and Lexi says "well then she is sitting". Oh Lexi you have it so rough.