Expert on the etiquette of perilous times.
The Bean and I arrived home late Friday night. The family spent the weekend lazing about – something of which we have complete mastery.
I need to educate my people or I would continue.
Upcoming topics:
Putting my trust in God not an airline
Light
The trip to Vancouver
A community of women
“Are you a big guh?”
“Yeah! Yip!”
“Me too! Does big guhs suck dere sums?”
“No! Dey suck dere fingahs!”
“Nooooo dey suck dere sums. Denis says, ‘Suck yo sum!'”
The Man was in China all last week hence the quiet blog.
Tomorrow Beanie and I fly off into the sunset (literally) headed for Vancouver, B.C. to visit my sister, Torey, and her family. Paul will be here with the older two, holding down the fort and educating them.
This evening Christopher and I did a little shopping and bought a bunch of convenience foods. Next week it’s going to be a Trans-fat-O-Rama at our house.
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It has been so cloudy here, one of our worst winters ever, and that is saying something. Last weeekend I was seriously contemplating looking at a weather map, finding my closest friend or relative with sunshine, piling the kids in the van and driving there immediately. The timing of this trip could not be better, although I have been questioning the wisdom of heading to the
Pacific Northwest. It’s not exactly a sun spot, but it will be different and no one is expecting me to educate them, so I am calling it a vacation.
Eden and my neice, Ren have been pining for each other. Both, out of the blue, will say, “I miss mah cousin.” or “I need mah cousin.” I am so grateful that I am able to bring these loving hearts together.
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My husband’s travel is really getting in the way of my blogging – posting and commenting. There were several discussions into which I would have liked to have slid my two cents or at least expressed my gratitude for others sliding theirs.
This blog might be quiet for another week – I’m not sure. Hopefully I will be back soon, full of vim and vigor…or something, maybe stories.
There are always stories.
“Mom, a lot of times when you show us a book I don’t always like it but then we start reading it and I really do like it…you know you CAN’T judge a book by it’s cover! What? Why are you laughing? It’s just an old saying, but it’s true.”
Stole on to post last night and then had a bit of trouble.
Will be back soon.