Scary Stuff

I feel like the past few months I've been seeing so many stories about children being run over. For example last Sunday a 2 year old was hit in an LDS church parking lot, then 2 days ago a 4 year old boy was killed when his aunt ran over him. Last year one of Seth's clients, little boy was run over and killed by someone in the family. It scares me so bad. Every time I read or hear about a child being run over I can't stop thinking about it. Then when I try and sleep at night all I think about is it happening to one of my kids.
As heartbreaking as it is to hear about, it's such a good reminder for me. I've been having talks with Bella about how people in cars can't see little kids, and I think she understands but you never know. It's even more scary for the kids under 3 that don't understand. You think you're watching your kids so closely, but some times they get away.
Anyway I went on the Primary Children's Hospital web site and found this page about Spot the Tot. I thought I would post it as a reminder for all of us.
good to know
another good web site is www.kidsandcars.org it has some scary stats.

Tonight at 10

I owe a big thank you to Chris Moore, husband to my favorite friend Leslie. Last night he took us and our good friends Mike & Jodie and their kids on a tour of KSL studios. He's the producer of the evening news. It was awesome! He was so nice to show us everything and give us lots of information. I think the adults were more fascinated with how things work. We loved learning about the audio visual stuff, what it takes to keep their Internet site up and running, the radio station and meeting some of the anchors. I think the kids favorite thing was standing by the weather screen and pointing on the green screen. It really was a blast! He invited us to come back sometime and watch the 10:00 news and see how things really work. I think Seth and I will be taking him up on that. Thanks Chris!! Why does Bella always look like she'd rather be doing something else?

All of us by the green screen