Andrew gets in the car after school yesterday and says, "Look what I learned in school today!" Thankfully I had taken my camera to my school- so I was able to video what valuable lesson he learned.
I had no idea I took a 3 year hiatus from blogging. My last post was in 2022. 2022!!!!!!!!!! OMG. Since then one of my kids graduated high school AND college and got a real, grown up job. The other kid moved up from middle school and is in high school, has a permit and I really want her to find a job so I can stop being her ATM. Why did I take a break from blogging? I'm not sure. I guess I was feeling like I had nothing particularly amazing to share with the world. And I was struggling with what I was putting out into the world. Like- was I an over-sharer? Was it self absorbed to think people cared? Was I actually enhancing the world in a positive way? But lately I have been missing it. I have had thoughts that I wanted to puzzle through. See, I recently realized . . . I am a premium adult (as one of my kids says). A little over a year ago- I realized I am the same age as my...
Well so much for being on a blogging roll. I was consistent for about a month, and then I fall off for a month. While I wouldn't say I was busy in January- I did have stuff I was doing. It's been a pleasant mix of grown people things, trying to get some consistency with healthy habits, and fun. 1. Grown People Things: I cleaned out a bunch of old bills, and I started a notebook with important information in case something happens to myself or Doug. Things in the notebook: the contact info for our finance guy, login information to different accounts/bills/bank, copies of: birth certificates, marriage certificate, social security cards. This whole notebook thing started because my mom has been organizing all their stuff- in case something happens to them. At first, I was like, "Mom!!! For Pete's Sake!!! I don't want to hear about it!" But then . . . if something happens to Doug, I have no idea how to pay most of our bills. ...
Way back at the beginning of June- this past summer- I decided I needed to get back to consistent exercising. I had gotten away from it- and I could tell. I was having some trouble with plantar fasciitis- and decided swimming would be a good exercise for me to do because my feet wouldn't be bothered. I hadn't really exercised in months, and I hadn't swum laps in a super long time. I decided I would start slow. I mean- I could probably swim 30 laps, right? The great thing about committing to exercising in the summer is that I can get up and go at a reasonable morning time (that is a relative term. I like to be there around 7:30- 8am. During the school year- I would have to be there at 5am . . . . which is why I haven't been going in the morning. LOL). So, day 1 of swimming- I was in the pool by 7:30ish. I was aiming for 30 laps. Slow and steady was the name of my game. I reached 30 laps- barely. I stood a...
Excellent stomach roll and excellent jersey choice.
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