The one where Mackenzie is right.

Well I've given in. Mackenzie talked about it enough and long enough that I bought the first book in Divergent series today. And maybe I'm almost halfway done. 

I'm not going to lie. The Hunger Games threw me for a loop. I loved the books. At first. And then I saw the movie, and my sanity was questioned. They are just soooo depressing. But when I'm reading I don't picture things as bloody and horrible as they are supposed to be apparently. I have no desire to see the last one, although I will because Jose likes them. They are just not feel good things anymore. 

That scared me off from the new series that are out now because they all seem to be about war, corrupt governments, and killing kids. What's up with that? 

However. This is very good so far, and I won't ruin it for anyone with my minor complaints so far. And when Sara calls it detergent it makes it all the more worth while. 

So well done Mackenzie. Well done. 

Luca has been waking up super congested lately (granted, it IS hilarious I listen to him talk in the morning because he sounds old) so I went to get him a humidifier for his room. We had one but it sucks so we had to get a good one. As a side note. The $15 one at Walmart may seem like a good deal--but it's not. Don't do it. 

I have been wanting to put Luca in the cart seat for a while and I finally did yesterday--I didnt bring my cart cover in with me, so I just used a blanket. He did really well! He only lasted like 10 minutes though, because of course, holding your head up is no easy task. He gets tired.