We were without water for about 10 hours on Saturday while Clay and Brother Draper worked on fixing the copper pipes to the new measurements. So what do you do when it's bath night? Take things out of a storage bucket, use the canner to heat some water (thank goodness for water storage!), and bathe the kids in the bathroom downstairs (which I am very grateful we at least have a shower when the water is on) as their is a big drain there. The kids had fun--Jonathan is fine if we always gave a bath in there. He keeps asking when he can get in again. Christina wasn't too fond of the idea so she waited and took a shower Sunday morning. Sunday we woke up 45 minutes before church started. I still am in shock we all slept so long. Usually we have natural alarm clocks (i.e. Samantha & Jonathan) but they were a little off schedule. I can't believe we were only about 10 minutes late! Not too bad for a family of 7.
We were without water for about 10 hours on Saturday while Clay and Brother Draper worked on fixing the copper pipes to the new measurements. So what do you do when it's bath night? Take things out of a storage bucket, use the canner to heat some water (thank goodness for water storage!), and bathe the kids in the bathroom downstairs (which I am very grateful we at least have a shower when the water is on) as their is a big drain there. The kids had fun--Jonathan is fine if we always gave a bath in there. He keeps asking when he can get in again. Christina wasn't too fond of the idea so she waited and took a shower Sunday morning. Sunday we woke up 45 minutes before church started. I still am in shock we all slept so long. Usually we have natural alarm clocks (i.e. Samantha & Jonathan) but they were a little off schedule. I can't believe we were only about 10 minutes late! Not too bad for a family of 7.
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That is one for the "family history" books! They look so cute in their little blue tub! And way to use that water storage.
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