Vacation!!

We are now back home, and back with kids......and dreaming of our next trip. He says Ft.Davis......I say The Sequoia Forest.
I am a happy wife with a loving husband. I have three adorable, sweet, and energetic children. Our intention with each day is to serve the Lord. Our blessings are numerous.
For over a year I have been looking for bunk beds. I have looked off and on over the internet. I found this bed several months ago, but there was no rush. I just thought it was a good idea - the stairs and all. Well, I discovered a few days ago that Evan has out grown his Thomas the Train toddler bed. So feeling pressure, I went to every furniture store in town. I must give a plug for Ashley furniture store. I had been to at least eight stores before them. Their showroom is beautiful, and they had an area for kids to sit play video games and eat cookies while I made decisions. And they had the best sales lady, Pam. I wish Evan had liked one of their beds. Anyway, he was very set on this one. I love the stairs for safety, he just thinks they are cool. Plus! We got free mattresses and free shipping for ordering by today. I'll let you know how they work out.
Referring to the bunk bed, Andie told Trey, "Daddy don't worry, the bed won't bump you, just me." Confused, Trey asks her to repeat what she is trying to say. She says the same thing. Trey tells her, "Andie it's called a bunk bed, not bump bed." Andie's face drops, she starts shaking her head looking devastated. She tells her daddy that "mommy say it's a bump bed, mommy say it's a bump bed." So I annunciate and spell out the two words and try to clear up the confusion. The poor girl starts tearing up, and refuses to let us console her. She really thought we were getting her a bed that would bump her around. After Trey put these words in her head, Andie came to tell me "I don't like bait and switch, Mommy."