Yes, Yes, it really is Me...LOL! I know I have slacked off on my blogging/commenting...but here I am!
Since my recovery from my illness this summer...I am learning to take life at a much slower pace.
Sometimes I think that when God wants us to learn something to further our growth...we may be directed down a path with "speed bumps". I have been forced to take the time to look at choices and see that the path I am traveling down is not going to cause damage or consequences that I will regret.
This means taking inventory of my work, church, home, finances, friendships, dating, and life in general.
I am making some difficult decisions, but I feel that now that I have slowed down to go over the "speed bumps" so that I won't cause any damage!
Thanks for finding your way back to my blog! =D
Saturday, October 29, 2005
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
RIDDLE THAT'LL KILL YOUR BRAIN!
This is going to make you so MAD! There are three words in the English language that end in "gry". ONE is angry and the other is hungry. EveryONE knows what the third ONE means and what it stands for. EveryONE uses them everyday, and if you listened very carefully, I've given you the third word. What is it? _______gry?
Anyone that does know the answer....like one of you "realists"...please share! LOL!
Anyone that does know the answer....like one of you "realists"...please share! LOL!
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Growing UP!
I remember the days when I couldn't wait for my boys to grow up a bit. It was very hard toting two toddlers (14-months apart) around. I have been noticing changes in there maturity and grasp of concepts. I can see now how much they really grew up during my illness.
Sunday was a monumental day for us.
I awoke with a terrible allergy/sinus headache and my youngest son was sniffling as well. I cancelled our carpool for church, realizing I need to rest. Then my oldest walked into my room, fully dressed in a suit and tie, with his dress shoes on! (mind you, he was wearing a white t-shirt with his tie) When I told him we weren't going to church, he was VERY disappointed. He huffed, "then I got dressed for no reason! I really wanted to go to church today." Quickly, I called Ms. A to see how far away they were and that N was dressed in a suit for church. Immediately, she told Mr. N to turn around and come back.
How adorable it was to watch my oldest (no longer a baby) standing and waiting for his ride to church; gently tapping the toe of his shiny dress shoes and humming. Then he said "Bye Mom" and walked down the stairs to the van.
As much as this should have saddened me in this realization, I actually thoroughly enjoyed my one-on-one time with my youngest. Something I never get to do. I asked J if he would like to help me in the kitchen with lunch. He looked around and thought about it for a moment, then decided yes. This was his first time to help unload the dishwasher. (since his older brother usually jumps in first) Later, he stirred the eggs in a bowl for the fried rice that I was making. He had such a big grin on his face and his eyes were sparkly at the realization that he too, could help out, because he is not a baby anymore.
I love my boys!!!! (just in case you couldn't figure that one out, duh!)
Sunday was a monumental day for us.
I awoke with a terrible allergy/sinus headache and my youngest son was sniffling as well. I cancelled our carpool for church, realizing I need to rest. Then my oldest walked into my room, fully dressed in a suit and tie, with his dress shoes on! (mind you, he was wearing a white t-shirt with his tie) When I told him we weren't going to church, he was VERY disappointed. He huffed, "then I got dressed for no reason! I really wanted to go to church today." Quickly, I called Ms. A to see how far away they were and that N was dressed in a suit for church. Immediately, she told Mr. N to turn around and come back.
How adorable it was to watch my oldest (no longer a baby) standing and waiting for his ride to church; gently tapping the toe of his shiny dress shoes and humming. Then he said "Bye Mom" and walked down the stairs to the van.
As much as this should have saddened me in this realization, I actually thoroughly enjoyed my one-on-one time with my youngest. Something I never get to do. I asked J if he would like to help me in the kitchen with lunch. He looked around and thought about it for a moment, then decided yes. This was his first time to help unload the dishwasher. (since his older brother usually jumps in first) Later, he stirred the eggs in a bowl for the fried rice that I was making. He had such a big grin on his face and his eyes were sparkly at the realization that he too, could help out, because he is not a baby anymore.
I love my boys!!!! (just in case you couldn't figure that one out, duh!)
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Working 9 to 5...la..la..la...
Back to the grindstone tomorrow! I don't know if I should be glad or sad...LOL!
Glad that I will get a full paycheck again.
Sad that I will miss my daily nap.
Glad that I won't be on IV antibiotics anymore.
Sad that I can't have dinner delivered to me.
Glad that I can clean my own house now.
Sad that I can't watch stupid TV during the day.
Glad that I can wash my hair every morning.
Sad that I can't go back to bed after taking the boys to school.
Glad that God answers prayers for us.
Sad that I can't share that in person with you!
So the saga will continue in another chapter of The Working Woman! =D
Glad that I will get a full paycheck again.
Sad that I will miss my daily nap.
Glad that I won't be on IV antibiotics anymore.
Sad that I can't have dinner delivered to me.
Glad that I can clean my own house now.
Sad that I can't watch stupid TV during the day.
Glad that I can wash my hair every morning.
Sad that I can't go back to bed after taking the boys to school.
Glad that God answers prayers for us.
Sad that I can't share that in person with you!
So the saga will continue in another chapter of The Working Woman! =D
Friday, September 02, 2005
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