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Sunday seats!

Have you ever been late to church? We live about two min. away from our church building, so being late usually never happens. Well, we were late this Sunday and let me tell you it was not fun. I have to sit in the soft chair's because my legs ache when I sit on something hard. So, being late, the only seats that were available were the hard chairs in the back or the front seat that is for the handicapped. We went to the front and sat so close that we might as well sit on the stand. I am really not sure if we were supposed to sit there anyway, because it's reserved for handicapped. The entire time I had a kink in my neck from straining to see the speakers. I felt like I was at a movie and got the up close and personal section...ya know, the kind that it wasn't even worth going to the movie. Other than that....we had a great weekend. Just relaxing and enjoying the last few weeks that we have without a screaming baby. Although we can't wait till she comes.
XOXO-Erin
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Joi Montrief said…
You are so funny. Yeah I'd definately rather sit in the very back, behind 400 people, on the hard chairs (with my bad back and all) than sit in the front. hehe Sometimes I just sit in the foyer because my back hurts way too bad and I just can't take sitting in a hard chair for an hour straight. Maybe try that. You can still hear everything. hehe They'll understand 'cause you're about to pop. =o)
November 10, 2008 at 3:36 PM
Williams Forever said…
Oh-man, That's a bummer. Was is combined with another ward?? Or is it always packed?? I bet the speakers were good. =)
Isn't being pregnant FUN?? I just Love seeing and hearing how your doing and what your going through, the Lord Loves you.
November 10, 2008 at 4:52 PM
T said…
Hey glad to hear someone else is going through the terrors of the third trimester with me!!! Brad and I would like to get you something for your soon to be little one, but, if you are anything like us you are down to specific things you need and/or want. Let me know what your hearts desire is for little things.
Love Ya',
Tina
November 12, 2008 at 3:20 PM
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