I am so exhausted. Work is so stressful and there is so much to do at home. I managed to cook dinner tonight before crashing on the couch. That’s about all I can handle.
Tag: clock
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August 26
Billy and I made the impossible decision that it’s time to let Jackson rest. He can’t even lift his leg to pee. He’s not interested in food. He can barely walk. He sleeps all day. I am emotional mud right now.
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May 1
Christina went to a birthday party tonight at the skate rink and had a good time. They rented the entire site for the party, so it was a nice private event. I made baked pesto chicken and pasta for dinner and even though she ate at the party, Christina came home and had some too. It was pretty yummy.
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November 2
I had plans to go to the park while Christina was at a birthday party, but changed my plans so Robin could come to the gym with me at that time instead. Well, Robin didn’t come to the gym with me and I didn’t go to the park. So now we have a picture of a clock. You’re welcome.
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July 30
I am so proud of Robin, who spent seven solid hours at a cheer practice in a gym that is not air conditioned on a 95-degree day and then went to a tumbling class immediately afterwards and still put in a solid effort involving many sets of back handsprings without anyone around her, all with a huge smile on her face. Her coach had to come to me and suggest that we cut the tumbling practice short because she didn’t want to overwork her. I am so proud of her effort and determination and success. Yay Robin!
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March 23
I almost forgot to take a photo for the first time in almost 15 months. Remembered at the last minute. All the decorating is done and now I’m ready for basketball. It’s been a pretty good spring break, the kind where going back to real life absolutely sucks. Got to milk what’s left for all it’s worth.
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January 26
I am literally phoning it in this week, taking photos just to check the box. Life is too overwhelming for more right now. Billy told me we paid off a big loan today – accounting for almost half of our monthly debt payments. That’s huge. We’ve got a somewhat aggressive plan for the rest, but we’re going to do it. Imagine getting a paycheck and getting to keep it for myself! In about two years, that could be us!

