Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Like a Rolling Stone
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Yesterday
Yesterday, it was Valentines Day. Many moons ago, Valentines Day was about romantic dinners out, gifts, cards, flowers.... all about the two of us. Yesterday, as I snuck out of the house between feedings to try to get my overgrown hair cut and around trying to get together a Valentine's present at the VERY VERY last minute, I reflected on how much has changed and happened in a decade. This weekend ten years ago, Andy asked me to be his wife (check out the picture of us Valentines Day 1998!). We were in Duluth for the weekend for what I thought was just a Valentine's trip and hoping it would be the weekend that a proposal would come-- and it did! As we drove home we made plans with stars in our eyes and all of the hope of the future with conversations of what married life would bring... that we wanted to live in Duluth, that we wanted kids and a house on the lake. Well, here we are. Sure, we don't have a house on the lake, but we are living out what we had planned ten years ago. Life is sure different this year. I didn't get the annual romantic dinner or even a card, but check it out....Friday, February 6, 2009
Roll Over
I
told the ladies in the baby room that they should be prepared to lie to me if they ever see anything first. I have had issues from the beginning about being a working mom and not seeing all of his "firsts".... I know his teachers are smarter than that, but I just know some well-meaning college girl that we have coming in and out of there will be so excited to share in his first steps and Andy and I will be left out in the cold....
Another thing about being a working mom that I have to contend with is being sick. Ick. Germs have invaded our house and we have been so sick the last few weeks. First it was the stomach flu.... Luke on a Friday night, Andy on Saturday, and me on Monday. Not a fun weekend at all. Now we all have head colds. It got me to thinking.... with being all on our own here without grandparents or family in town, if we would have gotten sick on the same day and not 2 days apart we'd be up a creek. Thank goodness Andy was somewhat healthy when it hit me, because I know there was no way I could have taken care of Luke with as sick as I was.
We are getting out a lot more now and figuring out how our lives all fit together. We've managed to get out to eat a few times and do things as a family... we're even going to attempt a hockey game! Now that Luke is older and the weather is going to start to warm up, we're ready to venture out more and more.
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