Well, we had a wonderful 2nd Birthday for my son.
The zoo was tons of fun, and everyone was able to make it.
Afterward we went to Bob's Big Boy a historic landmark, and excelent restaraunt in Glendale, CA.
Traffic wasn't too terrible and we made it there and back without seeing an accident!
Now I have three days of dishes to catch up with and zero motivation! I am sooooo tired!
Tomorrow my mother in love is comming for the day so that hubby can take me to my DR in the afternoon. Which means I may have results of tests for y'all day after tomorrow.... but also it means that if I don't get my dishes done, she'll finish them for me! Gotta love free help!
If I could only convince my 6 year old that spelling wont kill her then perhaps the day would go by faster! I was hardly able to pull myself out of bed at 9 am and after breakfast I climbed back in for 15 minutes "rest" while my 2 year old wiggled under the covers next to me. Now it's almost lunch time and I have no idea what we'll do for that or for dinner, and both could be contingint on the rest of those dishes being clean! Yikes! I sure hope not, or we may starve!
Is it nap time yet?
I have decided that this should become more of a priority, nap time for me, I mean.
If I can get the little two down at the same time, I can give my bigger one a reading assignment on her bed until I wake up and it should all be good. Reading is Ysa's favorite subject and she doesn't really mind what she reads, but if I let her choose it will be Little House! So that seems like a plan, ay.
Well, enough blabbing. maybe I'll have something more interesting soon.
Thank you all for your encouragement on the last couple of posts!
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2 comments:
so cryptic my lady!! my DH helps so much in the kitchen otherwise i think i'd be under a pile of dishes myself.
hopefully the kidlets cooperate and you can get your nap in.
The name is Spanish Moorish, Ysa = Moorish = Christ Child
Bella = Spanish = Beautiful (but you know that)
We actually went with the Y spelling to confuse people into asking the pronounciation! :oD, more like "E sa" than "i Z a" and that way people would use the pronounciation we chose.
I am no where near fluent, but passed my AP Spanish test in my Junior year of High School and have just been out of practice. The last time I was able to really use it spoken was when I was a translator (the only one!) on a mission trip to a Mexican orphanage 7 years ago!
Our faily uses paper products like crazy!!! But unfortunately we do have to use pots and pans.... can't cook a family meal on paper... at least not on the stove! :)
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