Courtney
It's 1:30 in the morning. I'm blogging because I can. We left the house today at 2 pm to head to the doctor for my daughter. We got home, after many a detour, and dinner, at 11. Two very tired small children were whining, and my husband was ready to start a new quilt. At 11. I have to be up at 7:30, yet here I am, blogging. There's a reason, I'm sure. Ah. yeah. No clue. Anyhow we have to have our girl back at the doctor next friday to see a cardiologist. So pray about that. We are actually praying that while we are at the doctor she will have some arrhythmia, just so they won't think we're overreacting, or something. My husband is in severe pain. It's actually getting worse, and after such a long day today, he can't really move right now. VBS is in the morning, and then after that we're cooking out and inviting friends over to celebrate my Dad's birthday, bc he's in town for three days only. Did I mention my house is a disaster? I don't know when I'll have time to clean it. I'm not really sure I care, anymore. I mean I do, I just can't stress out about it right now. I pulled my back out tonight. I could go clean it now, but I have to be up in like 6 hours. I'm exhausted and overwhelmed. I just want to get in bed and stay there. I had plans, and nothing I wanted to get done got done. I've been begging for my husband to spend some time with me, and now all of a sudden, he wants to, and selfishly, I just wish I could have gotten my things done. I know that's horrible, I just have this 'I have to do it right now' complex. It makes life complicated. Okay, I'm going to try to sleep. Have a good day, too all of you.
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  1. Lyryn Says:
    June 8, 2009 at 8:23 AM

    Wow, that's alot. You and your family are in my prayers!


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