Daily Diary – June 2 2010

Today started on a really badly. Nathaniel woke up at 5:10am and I felt like I didn’t get sleep all night. Likely I only got an hour or two. And I couldn’t get out of the funk all day. I did the invitation for Cheryl and she liked it (yey!) and then the day just dragged here and there. Nathaniel was so tried he whined loudly and kept crying so I had to put him down which meant David missed school and of course that messed stuff up, too.

But the kids did play together.

And I adore watching them play together.

Seeing how curious the little boy is.

And how kind the big one is.

And they are rough housing already. I shudder to think what will happen when they are older.

My sweet, sweet boy.

And later I tried to get them to relax but it lasted for about 4 minutes.

Our neighbor came over with her son for a bit and then Nathaniel started melting down so I put him down and I am doing this so I can get ready for book club tonight. And now gotta work hard for the next hour before they get here so I can get some BPS work done.

Note to Self:
This process of making a list of things to do and then doing them for the month seems to be working so far. I know it’s only been two days but I am already thinking of all the items on my list and figuring plans for how to move them forward. It will be interesting to see if this whole month works as I hope.

Three Things I’m Grateful For:
1. Doing some more crochet. Getting the hang of it now.
2. Finishing Cheryl’s invitation. I wanted to make sure I could help her. I love Cheryl and I am so happy I can do something for her, even if so small.
3. I am thankful for how well my kids play together.

Two Things David’s Grateful For:
1. mommy (yey!).
2. my whole house!
3. also my daddy.

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