Father's Day Weekend

Well it was a fairly eventful Father's Day weekend.  Friday night Josh and I did absolutely nothing.  We ordered pizza from Dominoes and hung around the house.  Then we slept in on Saturday morning a bit and it was lovely.  We had planned to go to the Urbana farmer's market before we met up with Becca and Tom for lunch, but didn't quite get up in time.  Maybe next week!  We met Becca and Tom at Cafe Luna, a little restaurant downtown that is in the old train station building.  It was cute, but a little pricey and slow, not to mention our waiter/waitress reminded me of a character on an episode of Bones that no one was sure if he/she was a male or a female.  It was nice to try, but I don't know that I will be going back there anytime soon.  Afterwards we went to Target and a few other places around town to pick up Father's Day gifts and cards.  We ran into our friends Mal and Steve and their little boy Ian at Target.  I saw them last weekend, but Josh hadn't seen them in quite a while, so it was fun chatting for a minute. 
My Dad, Pam, and Liana decided last minute to come into town, so we hit up the favorite spot, Monicals, and then went over to Gma and Gpa W's for a few good laughs.  We had everyone write down the date and time they thought the baby would be born and are having a little running bet.  I'll be interested to see who wins.  My guess was July 5th at 7:00 am, but I'm wondering if he might make his big debut next weekend because of the full moon.  
Sunday we got up and went to church and then went to my Mom and Gregs for lunch.  Josh and I had to leave to come meet the youth group returning from Ichthus.  They seemed like they had a really good time and a couple of them made some life changing decisions.  I am looking forward to hearing more about it tomorrow at summer Bible Study. 
Last night youth was cancelled since they just got back from Ichthus, but we had college group later on in the night.  We went out to Kickapoo and cooked hotdogs on the grill, played a little frisbee golf and talked about God in the role of Father.  It was a really good time, but I'm still a little bitter about the frisbee golf game.  I took a three point handicap because I was a girl.  They offered me another handicap because I was pregnant and I turned it down, but I should have taken it. And that's all I'll say so that I don't get too worked up about it haha....
Anyway, in honor of Father's day I just wanted to say how thankful I am for my dad.  He is very loving, smart, and funny (at least he thinks so) and he has always been there for me when I needed him.  He is definitely the person I get my stubbornness and short fuse from, but I wouldn't change him for the world.  My first semester of college I had a really hard time adjusting and almost every weekend he would come and pick me up on Friday night and drop me off on Sunday night (totalling about 12 hours in the car every weekend) since I wasn't allowed to have a car.  I know he already has his bag packed for when the baby comes and he keeps telling us to call him as soon as it is time to go.  He is so excited to be a grandpa and I can't wait to see him in that role. 
Also, I wanted to say Happy Father's Day to my baby daddy, haha.  I can't wait to see Josh as a dad.  He looks up to his dad so much and I know that he wants to be that for our children as well.  At one of my showers we played a game where I picked which traits I hoped the baby would have, and almost all of the ones that really mattered I picked him.  Josh is patient, slow to anger, enthusiastic about everything, and has a personality that draws people to him.  I honestly don't know anyone that doesn't absolutely love him once they get to know him.