I am really slacking on the weekend recap. I had two all day work meetings this week and
it just threw things off. I’ve been
playing catch up ever since.
Last Friday evening, A and I were relaxing. The kids had finally gone to bed, A was
reading, and I was scrolling mindlessly though my phone. We suddenly heard this massive boom. I jumped and so did A. He asked if it was thunder and I responded
that I hoped it was. What else could it
be? I even looked at the weather radar
on my phone. We had rain, but there was
no evidence of a storm. A short time
later we started hearing sirens. Soon, A
started getting text messages that a nearby building had exploded. 4 people were killed and 3 were taken to the
hospital, but after seeing the shell of the building that once stood, it’s
shocking that more people weren’t hurt.
Even more ironic, my dad worked in that exact building. It was a different company back then, but I
was even in it as a little girl. We
drive passed it at least three times per week.
A scary start to the weekend.
Saturday started with the boys acting crazy. I can’t think of a better way to describe
their behavior. I think I’ve mentioned
that our weather has been miserable and the boys have had too much energy. They haven’t been getting the fresh air they
need and it’s evident. Long story short,
A and I have been taking away some “privileges” and they’ve finally begun to
realize that their actions have serious consequences. To be clear, we’d taken away screen time and
toys previously, but we started taking away higher value type items and that
made an impact. Saturday morning was
tough, but we were finally able to get outside and by afternoon, the boys were
back to their usual pretty good behavior.
I can’t remember if it was Saturday or Sunday now, but we
ended up at a park with tennis courts and A and I had so much fun hitting the
ball back and forth – though I am super rusty!
We spent much of the weekend outside and it was exactly what the boys
needed.
A had CF clinic on Tuesday.
We knew there was a chance that his lung function may be a bit down
since he’s been battling a cold. It was
in fact a little down, but nothing significant.
A has been doing two vest cycles per day since receiving his Afflovest
and he started Cayston recently so hoping his lung function bounces back up
quickly. I’ll have to get him out on the
tennis court more often. J
Speaking of tennis, W started tennis lessons yesterday and I’m
loving it. Watching him hit the ball
brings back such fond memories of high school tennis. I promise I won’t be one of those moms who
forces their kids to pursue their own interests. W has been asking to play and I’m enjoying
that he’s enjoying it.
Happy Friday!
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