As I spent the weekend in New Orleans and as I was getting all my tickets together for the game I realized I had some extra tickets. I called the family that my family met while filming Keeping Up with the Kardashians in New Orleans. They were on our finale episode for season 2.

I invited them to the game and they were beyond excited! Marissa, the daughter, had never been to a Saints game before and her brothers Aaron and Sydney got to meet some players after the game. They all were enjoying it so much!

They honestly are the nicest people and it was so good to see them again. Next time I go to New Orleans I'm going to check out their house. Since we filmed and saw they were living in a FEMA trailer, their house has been fixed following damage from Hurricane Katrina. It is just one week away from completion and then the furniture we got them will be delivered in the next few weeks!

They still live in the FEMA trailer, but hopefully by Christmas they will be moved into their home again. I couldn't imagine living with four people in a one-bedroom FEMA trailer! Their spirits are so positive and they taught me and my family so much!

Here is an old picture of my dad, Kourtney, Khloe and me eating cupcakes in the kitchen of the house we grew up in.

I remember that house vividly... It was on Tower Lane. A goal of mine would be to purchase it one day, for my mom maybe! I love that house so much!

Anyway, we were all eating cupcakes and opening gifts—it was Khloe's birthday! My dad was a very silly man and we would always pick up his energy and act silly, too. So, Kourtney and I decided to put chocolate frosting on our lips as if it were lipstick!

I have such fond memories of my dad and the good old days! If i could stress anything, it is to live in the moment! I know I will look back in 10 years and remember how fun my life is now! I'm doing Dancing With The Stars! Life couldn't be better!

I just wish my dad could be there with my whole family as they cheer me on and watch me dance! I guess he will be watching me... from a different seat.

Wish me luck, Dad!