Here are just a few of the things my husband said to me on the way to drop him off at the field this morning...
1. Your ears dont work today
2. I think you're going crazy
3. Lose your attitude
I must have been having a really great morning, right?? We had the bright idea to let the kids sleep together last night. Mason's bed has a trundle underneath so we decided it would be fun to just see what happened. I am sure it was a ton of fun for them, not so much for me. I had put the baby monitor in there so if it got out of hand we would know. Thirty minutes in I was begging Nick to go put Drake in his room. The kids were no where near sleeping and I knew we had to drop Nick off at 7:30 this morning. That's typically not a big deal but if they are up late and up early thats just not a good combo. Nick kept reminding me that we did this to let them have fun and they would eventually fall asleep. They did. They slept all night but were up having a party in there at 6 am. I however, tossed and turned all night wondering if Drake had fallen off the bed, what would happen if Mason had to get up to go potty and stepped on Drake, ect....So I will not make excuses for my bad attitude this morning, but it was not for no reason at all.
As I mentioned in my last post one of the most important things in a "fully furnished" home that is often overlooked is the vacuum. We got one....one that is duct taped together. We bring Deuce, our BLACK lab, on the road with us. We need a vacuum. A good one. This one is barely operating and I am quite positive that it just blows the hair out of the way and never sucks up anything. Then, if we want to empty the canister we just unwrap the duct tape, empty, then wrap her back up. Long story short- I am drowning in dog hair. Nick does not understand my frustration. If I were to go buy another vacuum that would make a total of 4 vacuums at home. I called the rental office to make sure we would have one so I could bring one if I needed to.
I guess there needs to be a reason for my ranting- I am trying so hard to find the lesson and the blessing in everything we do. The kids sleeping together- they laughed their heads off for an hour before bed. They are healthy and they love each other. Deuce hair- we thought we were going to lose him last week. His stomach swelled up and he was working extremely hard to breathe. After calling 2 different vets they were thinking congestive heart failure. Turns out, he got in his food bag and ate himself to the point of exhaustion. But I still have my dog. Nothing but a little perspective I guess.
One very fun thing we got to do this week was celebrate Drake turning 2 and Nick turning 26! Their birthdays are on the 9th and the 10th. We were so glad that we got to spend them both together this year. (Nick was not home in time last year)
Fun little Halloween craft I found on pinterest. That's Drake's foot on the left and Mason's on the right. I am getting better at finding new things to keep the kids entertained. The weather has been beautiful so they have been able to play outside a little more this week, which was much needed for all of us.
I got on here to post about birthdays and baseball, not to vent about my bad attitude. I guess that's what happens when you're across the country from your friends and family and just need to let it out.
"Because of the Lord's great love, we are never consumed. His compassions never fail. His mercies are new every morning. Great is his faithfulness." Lamentations 3:23- Every morning- even like mornings when your husband tells you you're anything BUT a joy to be around. AMEN!
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