On my way home on Wednesday I was setting at a red light flipping through the radio stations look for something good to listen. When I wasn't paying attention because I was at red light. Then I hear a police siren. Curious, I looked up to see who was in trouble. I looked in my rear-view mirror and there was the police car. My heart dropped. My first thought was what did I do. I had just been setting there. Maybe I was speeding before I stopped. I looked for a place to pull off. But I didn't know where I was going to pull off because I was stuck in rush hour traffic. I looked up again to see if the cop was getting anxious for me to pull over. I noticed that his lights weren't on. That was weird. So I looked again and noticed that not only were his lights not on but he was talking on a cellphone. I figured that he didn't want me to pull over. Or maybe he did so I would move out of his way.
When the light turned green I kept watching to see if he was going to turn on his lights. He rode my bumper for several block but did not turn on his lights. As we approached the next light it turned yellow so I went through. I figured it would give him a reason to pull me over or "hopefully" get him off my bumper. My stomach felt better when I looked back and saw that he stopped at the light.
I will never know why he turned his siren on. I am grateful I didn't get pulled over.
Side Note: Megan did turn in her picture form. Yeah!! But she forgot to turn in her homework.







It had a couple of little water slides for kids. She thought that was the best. I lost count of how many times she went down the slides. Lindsey and I floated around the pool and watched Megan. Lindsey kept fighting me wanting me to let go of her while we were in the water. The pool was only 2 or 3 feet deep but still too deep for Lindsey. I let go of her once and when she went under the water a little bit she decide it was okay for me to hold her.

