We are proud to announce that we have officially moved into our first apartment together. The move went great thanks to Lucas and his moving experience. In a nutshell, we moved everything and unpacked in a total of 3 hours! Also, our new king size bed was delivered on Sunday, we are very excited!
In other news let me share a little story that happened the second day in our new apartment.
After organizing and moving furniture around, I decided to take a rest. Now, Lucas doesn't believe in naps so he just paces around the apartment trying to find something to do. While I am minding my own business in our bedroom, I notice that things get "too quiet" around the apartment. After a couple minutes, Lucas comes into the bedroom coughing really hard and trying to catch his breath. I asked him what was wrong and all I could pick out of the conversation was "I .. cough cough... pepper spray..." So I run into the kitchen to see my bright pink pepper spray bottle on top of the counter and I notice that it has been sprayed all over the cabinets (it looks like an orange substance.) So I start coughing and Lucas starts to laugh.
Instead of him spraying the pepper spray in the kitchen, he could have walked 5 steps to our back porch if he was really that curious. Instead he chooses to experiment and "test" it out to see if I really works. (Not like I have ever used it before)
After we thought we cleaned up all the spray, my sister in law came over to give us some tasty house warming treats. She ended up touching our counter and later touched her eye. Later on facebook I see this post:
Today I touched mace that had been sprayed on a surface, forgot to wash my hands, then touched my eye while driving home. It hurt, and it still hurts.
Well, guess I get to scratch "get mace in eye" off my bucket list. — with Lucas William Ball and Hannah Ball.
Well, guess I get to scratch "get mace in eye" off my bucket list. — with Lucas William Ball and Hannah Ball.
So in the end, Lucas and I learned that it is not okay to test out pepper spray in the kitchen... or anywhere else. haha!
-Mrs. Ball
You live and you learn! Two lessons: spray mace outside and wash hands after touching it!
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