We have been working on the cabin and I have found little time for updating this blog, but I thought I should at least write about Phil since we just celebrated his 35th birthday and Father's Day on Sunday. He really is the world's best husband and father and we couldn't ask for more. He was the speaker at JFY on Saturday night and did a fantastic job. He was a substitute teacher for seminary so a few of the students knew him and told him to keep his talk nice and short so they would have more time to dance. He just laughed and said he felt the same about those things when he was their age.So enough about Phil, I was talking to Stephanie the other day and she had gone to her doctor. They were talking about weight and our society and he mentioned that it is not genetics with Asians and that it is their diet that keeps them thin and healthy. He told her about his "chubby Asian test" which is, if you stand in front of the mirror naked and you think "I look like a chubby Asian" you should lose weight. I have laughed a lot about this since talking to her and then became a little obsessed with this idea. Then I talked to Ashlee and she laughed because she is married to Michael, who loves meat and white rice and up until a year ago almost NEVER worked out and still didn't fit the "chubby Asian" test. Phil worked for a Japanese company when we first got married and I have seen very few "chubby Asians". Standing in front of the mirror I think now...I would have to chop off half my body to not be a "chubby Asian". They don't come in broad sizes. I guess I just have to imagine a sumo wrestler as a "chubby Asian" and then it seems most of us don't have to worry about our weight.

Bring it on swim suit season!

