Friday was my birthday and my guys saw to it that I had a
wonderful day. It was one of my favorite
birthdays yet. I worked in the morning
and the boys picked up Starbucks for me. Then W and I headed out to visit a local farmer’s market while S
napped. W’s always such good company and
we had fun exploring the different tents.
After a bag full of corn, green beans, onion, tomato, and garlic salt,
we headed back home. My mom stopped over
and we had Lou Malnati’s pizza and I opened gifts. A gifted me with a new carry on suitcase,
which was a little sad since my Switzerland trip was cancelled, but he reminded
me I’d use it eventually. :) He also signed us up for an archery class,
which I’m super excited about!! I’ll
definitely be channeling my inner Katniss Everdeen. I do not/will never hunt, but I can totally
aim for a bull’s-eye. :) We ended the celebration with cake. A homemade cake that A had worked on with the
boys!! And it was delicious!! I think they have a future in baking. All in all, it was a really great day capped
off by the beginning of the Olympics, which I’m a huge fan of!!
Saturday was W’s final swim class. He did great!
So much better than soccer! And
although he still has a lot to learn, he’s certainly come a long way. S and I watched, though S was quite unhappy
that he could not go in the pool too so he required lots of distracting. After that, we dropped off items at a local
consignment store and then went grocery shopping.
Sunday was our niece’s baptism so we attended church about
30 minutes away. It was challenging to
say the least. The boys started out
great, but they eventually got restless and breaking from our usual routine
took its toll. W dropped his whole bowl
of goldfish all over the floor and S started to fuss. Both were antsy and fidgety. A took S to the lobby and soon after, W told
me he needed a diaper change. So we all
spent the last 20 minutes of church in the lobby with the boys running around
and S being a bit too noisy. As we were
heading out, I jokingly remarked to A that the circus was now leaving the
building (referring to my energetic boys).
A lady overheard me and told me that she had 6 kids and remembered the
days when they were little. She told us
our boys were actually really well behaved, not to worry, we were doing
great. I always appreciate kind words
when I feel like things aren’t going very well.
Not that things were awful… my kids were just being kids. But the kind words were very much
appreciated. Another woman told me our boys
were darling and I asked her if she’d like one of them. Haha.
Soon after we arrived home, my mom came over to watch the
boys so A and I could head out on a lunch date.
My favorite restaurant is the Melting Pot. I just love fondue. We go maybe once a year – if that. Needless to say, I was very excited. Lunch was awesome as expected. I felt truly special and loved the entire
weekend and I’m so thankful for my family.
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