Jed still works for Century Link and goes to nursing school at UVU. He is finishing this last semester with clinical hours at the hospital at all odd hours of the day and night so he got to spend Friday nights till 2:30am with the night owl nurses over there. He came home with a few funny stories but nothing crazy enough to remember. He's also been called to be the first counselor in YM, so same as always, between work and school and church we don't see much of him.
I am a spaceball as usual too. I still am having a hard time balancing my life, whatever that means. We all are pulled lots of different directions these days but I want to peek inside the life of someone who does it well and keeps her cool while doing it. I bet (well I hope) there are more space cases than I realize and just don't see past the candy coated shell. Also, I am making an appointment to go get some sleeping pills. Off the subject I know, but insomnia is wearing on me and it's only funny to listen to infomercials and dream talking from Jed for so long...
Ary turns three next month and is such a little woman. She is very independent and knows just how it all should go. I hope she keeps the attitude but can polish the edges as she grows up. We always hear that God saved the strongest spirits to come down last! I think they need that spunk to make it in the world how it is now. She will start preschool in the fall so I want to squeeze her all summer long while I can before she makes friends that teach her that her mom isn't the best thing that's ever happened to her:).
I think the three of us could have made the next Three Stooges movie the way we all want to knock each other's heads together around here!
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2 comments:
I love to see you're alive and well. Keep blogging, it makes me feel sane. I too have a date everynight lately with Mr. Bien, that would be ambien, haha!! I miss your face. Wish we could get together and 'bitch' about motherhood , sagging boobs and nipples. For now I'll just keep posting on your blog...xo
You - and the rest of her family - will always be the best thing that has ever happened to her, and she'll always cherish the time you spend with her. You already know how fast time flies, so savor every minute. You're doing a great job "mom".
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