More Football & Birthdays

Happy Birthday to my sweet sister-in-law Ashley and my little brother Tyler! Winter has hit in Idaho. It has gotten cold very fast! This week has been a busy week catching up on school, so we can be ready to leave on our official honeymoon trip this Thursday.  I took three tests this week and Kolt has three tests this week.  We are looking forward to Thanksgiving break away from school.

We were sad to hear the news about the election this week.   We are facing the future with faith as we honor our country's leaders.  Monday we celebrated Tyler's birthday.  It's hard to believe he is 18 and will be leaving on his mission as early as June! This week we also had Nathan at our house.  Nathan is now 2 1/2. He is such a smart boy and is very attentive to detail.  He loves to play with his cars wherever the action is at, whether it's up on the kitchen counter while you are cooking or along the couch where you are sitting.  He is always making sure he has accounted for everyone in the household.  Anytime someone mentions going or even starts to put a coat on, he grabs his jacket and shoes and says, "You ready to go?" He is sure sweet, and we have loved spoiling him while he was here.

The highlight of the week was going to Tyler's football game at Middleton on Friday.  Bonneville played for the semi-final game in the state playoffs.  Middleton was a great team and had a beautiful facility, including a turf field.  Tyler was really excited to play and prepared all week to do his best.  I included a picture of the boys doing the Haka before the game.  Kristi put together a touching gift for Tyler.  It was a picture frame with 3 pictures, one of Grandpa Lindley playing football, one of my dad playing football at BYU, and one of Tyler playing football this year.  It was the 3 Lindley Generations.  Bonneville played hard starting the game off with a field goal, but we had trouble stopping Middleton in their tight running offense.  Tanner Smith, the quarterback got injured, along with a running back, Tray Walker, and even Tyler hurt his ankle pretty good, but kept playing.  The game ended up with a two-point conversion that would've tied the game, but we didn't make it happen.  We lost 32-30.  It was pretty hard on the boys, but they did a great thing for Bonneville, putting us in the state semifinals for the first time since 1996.

We rode home with Kamrie, Kristi and Bryant on the way home.  We stayed at their house Friday night, and then woke up in the morning and worked on their house.  They are almost ready to sheetrock! Kolt did great working, and I had a fun time babysitting Kamrie! They have sure made a lot of progress, and we are excited for them to finish next month.  In the afternoon, Kolt went and helped his dad work on their house.  They are almost finished and sound pretty excited to move in.  In the evening, we went over to Kevin and Ashley's house to babysit Evan and their new foster children, Saydie (3) and Charlie (1).  We had a great time watching The Great Mouse Detective.  We are so glad to have such great family close by.  After the kids went to bed, I even had time to start on my 10 page report for my Business Communications class that I've been putting off for weeks.

Sunday morning we got up early and went to choir.  We are working on a beautiful Christmas arrangement that should be sounding better by December!  The Keck's spoke in Sacrament Meeting and did a great job. Haylie spoke on the importance of daily scripture study, Mandi spoke on gratitude, Sister Keck spoke on the family, and Brother Keck spoke on Prayer.  I sure love this family very much, but they make me miss Makayla! I hope someday we can live closer together!! I'm so glad we stay in contact often!  I also played the organ this week to fill in for Sister Long.  It has been a few years since I have played, so it was a little rusty.  I really enjoy being part of the music though and hope to be able to find time to practice because it sounds like this job will be a permanent soon!

Kolt taught his Sunday School class today about sacrifice.  He shared a neat story about President Benson and when his father was called on a mission.  President Benson was 13 at the time and the oldest of 7 children.  Another story was about a lady who had lost her husband and had to make a trek across Germany with her four young children.  One at a time, all 4 children died.  Nevertheless, she stood up a bore her testimony in church saying that she knew that Christ lived.  I am so grateful for my testimony and hope to be able to sacrifice whatever the Lord asks of me.

Kolt then taught the Priests in Priesthood about how to teach the first lesson.  The Priests are going out Tuesday to teach the first missionary lesson to 10 families in the ward.  The leaders seem very excited to start, and I think the boys will come around also.  In Relief Society, we learned about preparing your food storage.  Kolt and I have talked many times about preparing for our food storage.  I was in heaven during Relief Society because I got to hold Andrew Schwieder while his mom was in Primary.  He is just a few weeks older than Brooke! We had a great birthday celebration for Ashley after church and then got to visit with Katie, Hannah, and Chris Harker.  It is always good to visit with them.  I only wish Katie could live closer!

Hope you all are enjoying the start of the Holiday season!

State Playoffs

November 4, 2012

Dear Family,

Happy Birthday to Kolt's dad! And also Happy Anniversary to his parents! We are grateful that our family is sealed in the temple! We have already started celebrating the Thanksgiving season.  Today we had Thanksgiving dinner with the Staker family.  Kolt and I brought the mashed potatoes for the dinner. Don't worry, I practiced a couple of times before, so I was a master today! It was a great dinner, and we had great company.  Kolt's mom had her parents there, her sister Terry and her family and her brother Gerald and his family there.  It is definitely a different experience for me, as the Dalling family dinner consists of over 150 people.  We had a good group of 22 at dinner today and had a great time.  I was in heaven holding Terry's little 2-month old Bentley Beck; she is a very sweet baby! Kolt challenged Landon to a game of chess.  I think he won by accident! We also enjoyed listening to Grandpa Staker's testimony of the atonement before dinner.  We will miss Grandma and Grandpa Staker as they head to Arizona this week to avoid the Idaho weather!

Tuesday night was Family Night for Kolt's Chemistry class.  There were lots of sweet little kids that came with their parents to class that night.  His teacher, Professor Jolley, put on a Halloween magic show with a lot of neat experiments that really wowed the kids.  They had a great time and Kolt enjoyed seeing the things he'd learn be put to practice.  We also had our last week of the call center this week.  We are very excited to be done with that! Kolt has really been picking up the piano this week.  He has been begging me to start giving him lessons since he got home.  He says he would've really loved to be able to play the piano on his mission.  He even wrote home to Tyler a couple times about playing the piano, and it sure helped Tyler get on the piano a little more.  I finally gave Kolt a lesson on Monday. He has been diligent in practicing at least an hour every night.  He is already through the Primer level books and sounds great!

Friday Dad, Kolt & I took off for Moscow to watch Tyler in the State playoffs.  Despite the mud hole they played in, they did great and won 18-6.  It was a pretty intense game and we were sure glad to be there.  They gave a really nice tribute to Dads before the game, invited them down to the field, and gave them sweatbands to match their sons.  It was pretty motivating, and the boys came out playing sharp.  Tyler is holding up the left tackle position very well, and we are sure proud of him.  We got to take Nathan with us to the game.  He is such a smart 2 year old and talks very clearly.  He was such a big boy all day without his mom until Kolt and I dropped him upside down on the pavement.  He was so nice to still like us after that!  He has a pretty good goose egg on his head still.  We were excited that his mom still let him come home with us for a week!  He has been great company!

Friday night we drove over to Moses Lake to stay with Natalie and visit sweet Brooke Leigh.  She is a good baby and doesn't have much of a cry.  We had a great time playing with her for the day and then ventured to take the long 10 hour trip home.  I read Kolt The Goal, a book I am reading for my management class.  After I got to the chapter I needed to for the week, Kolt said, "You can't stop! I gotta know what happens!" You wouldn't believe this book is actually quite intriguing!

We are really excited to go on our official honeymoon on the 15th.  We have determine to work extra hard these next two weeks on homework, so we don't have to take a single textbook with us.  Wish us luck!

Love,

Kolt & Susan Piquet 

Happy Halloween!

We are enjoying the beginning of the Holiday season.  Today we had a great day at church with Evan's Primary Program first.  His ward had a huge Primary filling all the stage and the first three rows of the chapel.  He knew all the songs and sang very well! He did a great job singing in Nephi's Courage when "The Lord commanded Nephi to go and build a SHIP." He is such a good kid and I'm so glad he is close, so we can see him often!  Kolt taught his first Sunday School lesson to the 12 year olds.  He taught about the miracle of forgiveness and seeking repentance and forgiveness.  He did a great job, and he was excited to start teaching again. He had a hard time remembering to call me Sister Piquet to his class today! I learned about the Holy Ghost during Relief Society & Kolt learned about revelation and duties of priesthood holders in Priesthood.  After church we went out to Shauna and Landon's new house in Rigby.  Shauna made pulled pork sandwiches and Kolt's mom made yummy clam chowder! After dinner, we carved pumpkins for Halloween. They looked awesome! We had a great time and we are so glad to have such great family!

This week we have kept busy with the last week of volleyball and our second week of the new job.  I was able to keep up on school work a lot better without so much volleyball.  Kolt has had an awesome week too getting a 100% on his Biology test.  He was sure proud of his score after all his studying.   We are both looking forward to the end of this week when both our big writing assignments will be done!

Tuesday we were able to watch Rope & Brand play football.  We got out of class late, so Kolt made it to Rope's game first.  He lost in a close game against Sugar.  Rope has improved so much this year, and we are happy for his great season.  We both made it to a little of Brand's game that was also Tuesday night.  He beat Rigby in a tight game.  They scored a couple touchdowns in the last few minutes to make it look like they handled them, but it was a nail biter! Brand's win put his team in the championship on Saturday.  He beat Eagle Rock pretty handily in the championship making them the 4 time Grid Kid champions! (including one year of spring ball) They were pretty excited about that, and Brand is still feeling like a champion today.

Friday and Saturday I also got to be part of the Volleyball State Tournament with Bonneville's Varsity.  We were sad to miss Tyler's game in Preston, but it sounds like they did very well.  We are excited for the State Playoff game next week.  I practiced with the girls on Wednesday; I think I'm going to miss playing good volleyball every week.  On Thursday we went to Olive Garden with the team.  I had a good time visiting with Sean, Chantal & Dave.  We are very fortunate to have a dedicated coaching staff.  On Friday, the volleyball team lost their first game out of the starting gate to Skyview, but then came around the beat Bishop Kelly, Sandpoint, Twin Falls, and finally Skyview to get another chance at Century.  They lost to them in the District Championship last week also.  It was so exciting to be part of another State Championship.  They came out playing great and beat Century in the first set, but then lost a little energy and lost the next three sets.  They were pretty heartbroken to place second, but Century was an excellent team.  It was a little close to home getting second in Skyline's gym again.  I took 2^nd my junior year at Skyline against Sandpoint 4 years ago in 2008.  I'm so glad I had the chance to be with them this year though, and have loved staying a part of Bonneville's team.   We will sure miss the seniors, Ashlee Trane, Taeja Davis, Ashlyn Smith, Katee Bennion, Rina Grover, and my adopted little sister, Mandi Keck.  They are going to do great things in the future!

Friday night Kolt experienced his first snowfall in 2 years! He was pretty excited to enjoy it outside, although I think it's still pretty cold! We are excited for the week and can't wait to go up to Moscow for Tyler's game and then over to Moses Lake to visit Miss Brooke! She seems to be getting cuter every day!

Wedding Season!

Right before Kolt got home, I got to be part of 2 weddings!  They are some of my dearest friends, Makayla (Keck) Wilde & Jocelyn (Ostermiller) Hobbs.  Between the three of us, we managed to all get married within 9 weeks! It was definitely a wedding season! I never got to write about it because I was a little preoccupied with Kolt coming home---Imagine that!---but I wanted to write now about each of their big days!

Jocelyn Hobbs got married to Mark Hobbs on July 27, 2012.  She waited for him while he was on his mission also, and I was so happy for her to finally marry him.  We spent 2 long years together in Wyoming waiting for this day to come.  Jocelyn and I grew up together in Sugar City, Idaho.  We were best friends until I moved to Idaho Falls in 7th grade.  We were nicknamed the "Twin Towers"  in middle school, but now you would never guess because Jocelyn kept growing, and I haven't grown an inch since then!  I think Heavenly Father wanted us to be best friends because he sent us both to Rock Springs, Wyoming to play volleyball together! I love talking to Jocelyn, and I find myself always texting her for advice and to see how she is doing! I know we will be friends for life!

July 27th was a gorgeous day for a wedding, and Jocelyn looked beautiful! Here are some of the highlights of the day:

-Hurrying home from a camp in Evanston, Wyoming with Sam & Makayla! I got to the Rexburg Temple just in time for her to come out!

-Seeing Jocelyn glow as she came out of the temple! She looked so happy and set such a great example for me!

-Taking pictures around the temple and trying to avoid the Idaho wind! (Nothing like Wyoming wind by the way!)

-Seeing Jocelyn with her new family and looking completely at home

-Talking at the luncheon out on the pavilion for at least an hour! Jocelyn and Mark are some of the funniest people I know! I'm pretty sure I spent most of the afternoon laughing at each of them tell their version of the "mission" story!

-Seeing Kortnie & Ricky (her missionary who just got home) and loving how happy they were...and looking forward to the day when my missionary would be home!

-Taking a nap with Candace after a long wedding day!

-Seeing my cousins Mandy & Heidi Dalling at the reception and lots of other people I know from Sugar! It was a fun little reunion!

-Watching the video of Jocelyn & Mark and seeing how happy they were to finally be together again!

Here are some pictures of the day:

On August 8, 2012, Makayla Keck married her sweetheart Sam Wilde.  I met Sam back in the spring 2011 semester in Wyoming.  Makayla and I have been friends forever! I met her in 7th grade when I moved to Bonneville High School, and we have always stayed close playing sports together.  I was so happy when we both decided to go to Western together! I think I have had the best roommate and most importantly, the best friend I could ever ask for! Makayla has a certain way spreading her smile. Just by looking at her, you can tell she is living her happy ever after with Sam!

Thank you so much for letting me be a part of your wedding! Here are some highlights of their special day: (Doesn't she look beautiful?)

-Waiting anxiously for them to come out of the temple while holding her niece Bentley Bounds!

-Seeing Makayla's big smile after she was sealed to Sam for time and all eternity in the Idaho Falls temple.

-Taking pictures outside and baking in the wonderful August heat!

-Talking with Mason Hansen, Jake Wilcock, Tyler Andreas, and Candace Clifford at the luncheon!

-Loving their beautiful reception at the Bodily's home--It was absolutely stunning

-Seeing Kyle Egbert who just got back from his mission

-Somehow surviving in my huge bright yellow heels!

-Catching up with all my friends from high school who I miss SOO much!

-Sending her and Sam off with sparklers and almost setting my hand on fire

-Realizing that in 5 days, I would be with Kolt!

Here are some pictures from the day:

I love you both so much! You are the kind of friends that last forever! I'm so glad that we got to spend 2 years in Wyoming together playing volleyball.  Please always stay close :)

New Jobs!

We are enjoying the colorful fall colors! What a beautiful time of year, although it is quickly getting cold here in Idaho.  The highlight of this week was the birth of Brook Leigh Coulston on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 10:59 AM to my sister Natalie & her husband Brady. She looks just like her brother, and we can't wait to meet her in December!

We had a really fun day Monday.  I told all my girls that we had practice to "work on a few things before the club season."  They all came dressed and ready to play.  Kolt had promised them earlier that if they won the Idaho Falls tournament, he would sing a song for them.  He had been putting it off for a long time, so we did that then.  Kolt didn't really feel like singing would be a good idea, so he put on some sunglasses and a hat and did a dance to Call Me Maybe.  The girls loved it, and he did a great job.  Kolt told me before hand, "You can do anything with a hat and sunglasses!" After the dance, I told the girls they finally needed to be tested and prove if they were any good, although they did go undefeated.  Right then, 10 moms walked in ready to take on the girls.  I was so impressed to have all 10 Moms come in to play.  We lined them all up and played Moms vs. Daughters and then mixed them up a little bit.  We made it all official with the score, and I was the ref.  I guess the girls really are good because they even beat their moms! The Moms all brought dinner for the end of the game.  We had a great day of laughing, and I think the girls loved it.  Being my first week without volleyball, I am sure missing those girls! It's good to see them at the football games and at the varsity games.

Monday night Kolt was up all evening with a fever and flu symptoms.  He has had a pretty miserable week, but has been so diligent in not missing any class or work.  He went to the doctor a little later in the week and has been feeling much better.  It isn't any fun to have a sick spouse!  Tuesday night we volunteered to watch a couple of boys for Kristi's friend who is a single mom.  We had a great time with the boys who were 3 and 1.  Jarden & Jackson were quite well-behaved boys, and we had a great time entertaining them.  We also had Kamrie with them while Kristi was at District Volleyball.  She is a very fun baby, who definitely likes to have her mom at bedtime!

Kolt and I started a new job this week.  It's a temporary job in a call center until the elections on November 6-7.  It's definitely out of our comfort zones, but we glad to be able to have a chance to make a little money.  One of my longtime friends who I grew up with in the ward, Natalie Davidson, now Baird, got us involved with it.  Her husband is one of the team leaders.  We are sure glad they thought of us.  We also enjoyed seeing Kolt's Aunt Jan Staker at Melaleuca one of the nights we worked.  I only work Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and Kolt works Wednesday and Thursday evenings, in addition to a full 8-hour day on Friday in Rexburg.  We are learning a lot about call centers and working with people!

After work on Wednesday evening, we ran over to Rope and Brand's football games.  We saw the end of Rope's game.  He won the first game of the playoffs 19-7. Rope had a fumble recovery at the end of the game to seal the deal.  Kolt enjoys watching him grow as a football player.  He has sure improved over the last 2 years.  Brand's team played right after Rope.  He won 45-0.  They got matched up against the other Bonneville team in the first round of the playoffs! We are excited to see them both play this Tuesday as soon as we get out of class!

Friday we went to Tyler's Senior Night football game against Rigby.  It's hard to believe that Tyler is a senior this year.  They beat Rigby handily 49-7.  We were glad to sit with my parents, Bryant & Kristi, Ashley & Kevin, Dylan & Jordyn, & Paul.  After the game, we went to town and bought a couple of things to put in our kitchen.  We are living in my parent's basement, so we've been working on putting in a kitchen downstairs.  Finally, things are starting to get settled! I'm excited to get going in the kitchen!

Saturday Kolt and I rode the bus down to Pocatello High School for the 4A District 5-6 Volleyball Tournament.  We started off at noon playing Century and lost in 3 sets.  Century has a very good middle hitter and some pretty consistent outsides.  We had a hard time stopping the middle! We played Pocatello in the bottom side of the bracket and won in 3, then we played Century again.  We lost again in 3 sets.  We get to take 2 teams to state from our district, so we will go in as the #2 seed, which means we start off with Skyview next Friday at 8 AM at Skyline High School.  I'm excited we don't have to travel so far for State this year!

Sunday I got called to fill in for the choir pianist who was sick.  Kolt got to be the official page turner.  Brother Smith talked in church; his son Andrew is one of Kolt's best friends.  He even acknowledged Kolt for making the right choice by, "Marrying talent and then being the official page turner for the choir."  We were excited to be announced as new members of the Iona 10^th Ward.  Kolt got called today to team teach the 12 year old Sunday School with Malin Reynolds, a longtime friend.  He excited to start teaching next week about The Presidents of the Church. 

We have had a fun week and hope to get rid of the sicknesses fast! We are also happy to get wedding pictures back this week! We are so happy that our family is sealed in the temple forever.  

Last week of Volleyball!

We have another great week of school and our last week of volleyball.  We have been working hard on our school work again.  I accomplished the feat of passing three tests this week.  Actually, I am still waiting on the results of the third test, so we will see! Kolt has been diligent in finishing an English paper and taking a test in English also.  He has two big tests in Chemistry and Biology that he has been studying hard for. 

We had our last week of volleyball this week also.  For those of you who don't know, I coach the freshman volleyball team at Bonneville High School.  This is my first year coaching a school volleyball team and have learned a lot about working with schools.   Kolt is an official volunteer assistant as recognized by the district.  We have enjoyed working with our team of 10 girls and even get to enjoy some time together, when Kolt doesn't have class.  Tuesday we played Preston. We won 25-7, 25-8, and 25-15.  I had fun playing girls in some new positions and a few of them might get a chance to play in this new position again because they did so well. Thursday we played at Blackfoot and we won 25-8, 25-8, and 25-12.  The girls learned this week how lucky we are to have a successful, established program.  Friday, we had a fun practice.  Kolt was finally allowed to play with the girls in some of the drills.  He has been practicing for a few weeks because he wasn't "allowed" to practice until he showed he could keep up with the girls with correct technique.  Kolt thinks I'm being too hard on him, but volleyball players will know what I'm talking about! The girls had a great time, and Kolt did a great job.  They all thought it was the best practice of the year, and I've heard over and over again that I should've let him practice all season! The website for Bonneville Volleyball is www.bonnevillevolleyball.net if you want to check it out!

Saturday we had our year end tournament.  Kolt and I had a good visit with the bus driver on the way up.  There were only 6 teams that were at the Madison tournament.  We played both Blackfoot and Skyline in pool play early Saturday morning.  Once we started the tournament, we reffed as many games as we did play.  It was a slow afternoon.  We won all three games in the tournament, making us the champs of the tournament and finishing our season 26-0.  The last game of the tournament we played Idaho Falls.  We came out and won 25-18 and then entered the infamous volleyball lull.  We got down 23-22 and didn't have a fight in us.  In the final game to 15, we battled along, but by that point, Idaho Falls had gotten a lot of momentum. I called a timeout at 12-13 and the girls seemed a little rattled.  Their coach might've been a little too! The girls came out of the timeout with a good fire under their bellies and won 3 straight points in a row to win the match 15-13.  It was a very rewarding day! We had a few tears at the end of the day, and it was sad to think the season is over.  We've had a very talented and passionate team.  They are going to be very successful in the next few years!  After the tournament, I had a parent from the Idaho Falls team come give the team a very nice compliment followed by a request to spend a couple hours with her daughter before club this spring.  Hopefully, I will find some time for that!

Wednesday we went and watched my cousin's football game in Rigby.  Jay plays for West Jefferson's team along with my cousin's boys, Clay & Quincy.  We enjoyed visiting with Uncle Jared and Aunt Trish.  We just don't see them enough!  Friday Tyler had his homecoming football game.  He did an awesome job! We are so proud of the player he has become and more importantly, the man he has grown to be! We are excited to see him serve a mission in the next year! Bonneville played Century on Friday and won 42-7.  We had a great time at the game with Mom & Dad and Kevin, Ashley, Ashley's dad, Paul & Evan.  We love spending time with family.

After Thursday's game in Blackfoot, Kolt drove down and picked me up early from the school.  We hurried back to Kolt's parents' house to stack hay in their barn.  We did a load that night with Shane, Angela and his brother-in-law, Landon.  But we came home at 9:30 to get some homework done.  Shane was worried about a storm Saturday, so Kolt went back Friday after volleyball practice to finish.  They think they had over 500 bales.  Kolt has been pretty sore between stacking hay and playing volleyball. Kolt served 2 baskets of balls on Wednesday while he was practicing at the gym.  The next morning his back was very sore! He was so sure we needed a new bed, but I kept assuring him the bed was just barely bought this spring.  Finally, at about 10 that morning, he texted and realized that it was all the volleyball playing from yesterday.  We have had a good laugh about that this week.

One of my volleyball players Whitney Johnson who is also on student council asked Kolt and I to chaperone the high school Homecoming Dance on Saturday night.  We chose the 10-12 shift; we had a good time seeing some of the varsity volleyball team and were sad we just missed Tyler leaving the dance!  The student council put on a great dance at The Loft.  We also had a good visit with the new vice principal, Mr. Duffey.

Sunday we went to our new ward for the first time together.  We are in the Iona 10^th Ward.  Kolt enjoys seeing lots of people he knows in the Ward.  Tyler gave a talk on President Monson's talk in the Priesthood Session of General Conference.  He talked about men changing and refraining from judgment.  He shared one of his favorite quotes that is always on my Grandma Lindley's fridge, "We need to learn to be more tolerant of those who sin differently than we do." Daniel Jones also gave a talk; he is leaving on Wednesday for the Texas Houston East Mission.  We had a good Sunday School lesson from Wes and Ashurity Jones about the coming of Christ in 3^rd Nephi.  Kolt really loved it and has been talking about the fulfillment of Samuel's prophecies all day.  After Sunday School, we went to a friend's talk in church.  Trevor Empey graduated from Bonneville with us in 2010 and just returned from a mission in Tijuana, Mexico.  We sat by Andrew Smith's family.  He did a great job, and Kolt loves talking with him in Spanish.  We went up to his house for dinner.   We had a good talk with the missionaries serving in our area, Miss Reddish (our wonderful Student Council advisor from Bonneville) and Savanah Coon.  Savanah graduated with us, married Eli Coon, and has a sweet 6-month old named Remington! We love Eli & Savanah and I had a great time catching up!

We are looking forward to the District Volleyball Tournament this week and are excited for some good volleyball.  Kolt and I are also starting a new job with Americans for Prosperity in a call center with a political poll question.  We will be doing that for the next three weeks! We just don't have enough to do!