"Wow, Mom! Your the best Mom ever!!"
"Look what Mom did for us!!"
"Oh, Mommy! That's so cool!"
I picked up some Marie Callender's on my last trip to Costco. We're not usually a packaged meal family, but sometimes a Mamma just needs a Get Out of Jail Free card.
Who knew I'd knock it outtta the ballpark with a box full of personal sized chicken pot pies??

Friday, July 27, 2012
Friday, July 20, 2012
Beautiful Yard Work
Bless her sweet little heart for making me look so much better than I did. And for giving me a crown!
Monday, July 16, 2012
The One Where There's Nothing To Tell
We're still sick. I'd like to regale you with all the hilarity of our lives right now, but it'd be fiction. We had all kinds of fun stuff going on this weekend, and we had to beg off every single bit of it and even a party tonight. The kids are more or less okay, I'm recovering at a snails pace, and poor Joshua, whose already had this mess, started running a fever again last night and is out of commission again.
We pretended we were healthy long enough to mow the lawn and trim the bushes yesterday (Thanks to the needed blessing of rain, our yard was beginning to be a major eye-sore in the neighborhood). We've both been paying the price. Why didn't it occur to one of us to hire on of the neighbor boys, I will never know.
Suffice it to say, this is not how I imagined this month looking. But here's the thing; we're okay. We're together. We have plenty of soup and bread and cheese and crackers, but nobody really wants food. We've puzzled and read books and done school work and folded laundry and vacuumed and changed diapers. We all have lots of new knowledge concerning early space missions. We are, for the most part, still sane considering we've all been cooped up for pretty much two weeks solid. We've watched copious amounts of television and we've talked about some adventures we'd like to do this fall.
We're hoping we are all healthy again by then!
We pretended we were healthy long enough to mow the lawn and trim the bushes yesterday (Thanks to the needed blessing of rain, our yard was beginning to be a major eye-sore in the neighborhood). We've both been paying the price. Why didn't it occur to one of us to hire on of the neighbor boys, I will never know.
Suffice it to say, this is not how I imagined this month looking. But here's the thing; we're okay. We're together. We have plenty of soup and bread and cheese and crackers, but nobody really wants food. We've puzzled and read books and done school work and folded laundry and vacuumed and changed diapers. We all have lots of new knowledge concerning early space missions. We are, for the most part, still sane considering we've all been cooped up for pretty much two weeks solid. We've watched copious amounts of television and we've talked about some adventures we'd like to do this fall.
We're hoping we are all healthy again by then!
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