Yesterday was a blur; today will be more of the same. After grabbing the small people from elementary school, I rushed home to make an early dinner (not to be eaten just yet, keep your hands out of it!) Then I threw everyone in the van to watch Seth's football game. He played! He tackled, he long-snapped, the family was happy. We left in time to go home and eat the waiting dinner, then back in the van again for Noah's pack meeting. A rollicking good time, complete with bucket pyramid relays and elaborate web-making, and an Arrow of Light.
Then home to clean up that dinner (partially done), read to the two smallest people (done), and fall asleep long before Matt got home from a church visit (some people need their beauty rest).
Today we drive fourteen varsity water polo boys to a tournament, pick up Seth from football while simultaneously dropping of Eli for a Scout campout, catch one or two polo games, and attend the temple in between since we'll be so close.
And baby? I guess this time next year, baby will spend much of his life in the car. Poor fellow.
Baby won't mind as long as baby's with Mommy. I love you, Dana Dear...xoxoxo Aunt Maribeth
ReplyDeleteI am getting stressed out just reading about your life, Dana! You guys do such a great job raising your kids, though - they are so good. I can only hope mine turn out as well! :) And in spite of the craziness, this new baby will be one lucky, loved little person.
ReplyDeleteI still remember getting shushed by my mom for asking you and Matt when you were going to have a baby as newlyweds...haha!
@ Jaime--HA! I don't even remember that! I guess we answered your question, though . . .
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun blog! I love that you're sharing all of this. So excited for your new little one to come ... and even more excited that it's you and not me. :)
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