7:12am is when I woke up Saturday morning. A whole hour later than normal. So exciting! Rhett usually wakes up closer to 6am but he was kind to me this morning and slept an extra hour. What could be better on a Saturday morning! I needed to be to my sisters to watch her two girls for her by 9am. I decided that I wouldn't shower but instead play with Rhett a little longer and then just shower at my sisters while I was watching the girls. We enjoyed playing for a time and then I started packing the car. You know packing to be gone for the day with a baby is not a light load. I also had my stuff to get ready and some misc. things to return to my sister, sister-in-law and a project for the kids to do . . basically the idea is I had a full car of stuff. I load Rhett up and jump in the car to go. Then I remember, as the light blinks at me, I need gas. Dang it! I am in my pajamas!! So I think for a minute, do I go change, and put actual clothes on or do I just get gas in my pajamas? I think, how embarrassing, these aren't cute jammies, I look ridiculous, but then . . really? who am I going to see anyway, it's the gas station for goodness sakes! So, laziness wins out and I decide to go ahead and go in my pajamas. I take off. I am a couple blocks away from my house and all of a sudden . . . . . . . my car dies . . .I ran out of gas!!!! ugh!!! I am in my pajamas. I immediately think, this is what you are always told, don't go anywhere with dirty underwear or with out shoes or with out your purse because you might get in an accident or your car might break down. Note to self, listen to that advice next time. It could be worse, I am only a couple blocks away from my house. So I take Rhett out of the car, put him in the stroller and walk a couple blocks back to my house, in my pajamas in the freezing, artic morning (really 40 degrees which anywhere else might be fine but here in CA, that is as unbearably cold!) I get Randy's truck, drive back to my car, unload from my car to his car and hit the road again. Where is Randy during all this you ask? LAS VEGAS! He is always unavailable when I break down. Luckily no one had to come rescue me this time. And just a note, I didn't really run out of gas, well I did, but it really wasn't my fault. My car said I had an 1/8th of a tank. This has happened a few times lately. We thought the problem was fixed, but apparently not. It seems my car tells me I have gas when I really don't. Another note to self, do what my dad says and don't let the tank go below a 1/4. From now on, that is the plan. And let's pray this stops happening to me!!!! Running out of gas is so ANNOYING!!