We survived the first week of school! This week is the real deal because there are
no more half days. W attends for a full
day AND takes the bus home. Everyone has
warned me that he’ll be exhausted and cranky by the time he gets home. I’m prepared for the worst. S is never ready to leave school – he just
wants to keep playing outside with his friends.
We had a good weekend.
Friday, we met at my mom’s house for pizza as we’ve been doing
lately. Always a good time! The boys enjoyed driving around the
neighborhood in their Jeep.
S's face... hahahaha. Not so sure about big brother's driving. |
Saturday, I headed to the salon for a pedicure. I had gotten a gift certificate for my
birthday and left it at home… boo! I
guess that just means a free pedicure next time. But it was so relaxing and I’m enjoying my
navy blue toes. J We headed to Andrew’s parents’ house (aka
Nani and Papa’s) in the afternoon to celebrate Nani’s birthday. We had a yummy lunch and the boys enjoyed
playing with cousins.
Sunday was our usual.
We attended mass at our new church and I let the boys bring some toy
cars and toy garbage cans to keep them occupied. S snuck some tongs into the diaper bag, which
he pretends are a garbage truck arm. I
noticed a few odd looks. S would
occasionally chatter and the cars and garbage cans would occasionally make a
noise, but it was nothing too loud or distracting – just typical little kid
noise. At one point, the woman in front
of us shushed the boys. I was shocked
and appalled. I told A that I felt like
we didn’t fit in at this church. At our
other church, everyone knows us and adores the boys. Definitely a different experience. Hopefully, this was just a fluke, but I’ve
always felt a bit out of place at the new church – it’s the same place I was
previously asked if I was a house wife.
What?!? On the bright side, I saw
my very first boss (well, first boss at a real job). I had no idea he attended the same church. Small world!
In other news, I’m determined to be healthier. I'm really unhappy with the way I look at the moment. I was doing so well walking/running on the treadmill nearly every day at the start of the year. When my brother got sick, I stopped. After he passed away, I had zero motivation; I was just consumed with sadness. But I feel like I'm ready to reclaim myself and I'm determined to be happy again.
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