Driving Brad to school it was foggy, and I love the fog. The drive home was even better because out came the sun and some blue sky for the first time in what seems like weeks. September sky is so blue, nothing can compare. It can be as cold as it wants if you give me that sun and blue sky against the golden leaves. And there was steam coming off the river. And I saw a bluebird. I felt loved by God.
After I dropped Brad off I saw a huge flock of gulls in the middle of the football field in the fog. I put on the hazards and let the kids out to run after them and watch them scatter. Then I felt like a good Mom.(Unlike yesterday when I took the kids to Old Navy and kept losing Breanna and Breanna and Jesse were fighting over his sweater and Breanna was screaming and I heard some kid say to her Mom, we don't yell like that, do we Mom, and the Mom said, no, we don't yell like that. And then I started snapping at the kids and barking orders.)
That afternoon I got to shop! Brad held my hand lots and I love that! We came home and I took the kids to the park while Brad made supper. I was the giant (since I don't run and giants don't run) and so I would stomp around and try to catch them, but they were safe in the "forrest". It was fun. Then I felt like a good Mom again.
My nephew Asher did this for me. He's kind of a genius:
To top off the night, Brad made popcorn and we stayed up late watching Robin Hood together.
Oh 34, you can't come soon enough! :)
What a wonderful birthday!!!
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I would love to know what the card said. Looks interesting. :)
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