It's amazing that I still have a car.

Friday night was another evening spent at Lancer stadium watching my son play football. It was an exciting night....not only because my son was playing but also because it was the head coach's last game after coaching for 43 years! He is the last original faculty member from when Cordova High opened in 1964...wow!

Anyways.....the game was awesome but the weather was cold. I have never wanted a game to end so badly....my toes were frozen! Cordova won....41-0. Unfortunately it wasn't a great season for the Lancers...they went 5 & 5 and didn't make the playoffs. I am hoping that next season is the one that takes them back to the playoffs....especially since it will be my son's senior year....but we will have a new coach and it might take a while to rebuild the team.

So after the game was over we start heading out to the car.....DH starts digging around in his pockets for the keys. He asks me if I have them.....ummmm, no, you drove. He starts getting panicky because he can't find them. I am actually unbelievably calm...although I am trying to figure out who is going to walk the 2 miles or so back to the house to get the extra set of keys.

We finally get to the car and what do we find? The car keys sitting on the roof of the car.....in the middle of a full parking lot. OMG honey......WTH are my keys doing on the roof of the car? He put them up there and opened the car door to get his coat out and just closed the door and walked off. How does this happen? We always lock the car....wouldn't he wonder where the keys are after he closes the door and tries to lock the car? Nope...because he didn't think about locking the car, just about getting his coat on because it was cold. It is amazing that my car was still there. The only thing that I can think of is that the keys are dark, my car is dark green and the parking lot wasn't brightly lit up so either no one noticed them or if someone did they just left them there for us to find.

There is never a dull moment in my life.