It’s Sunday night and we’ve had quite an adventurous week. My car overheated but is back in action (for a few days, as it now needs new tires). We’re half way through our ER visits with two more to go on this Wednesday and next Wednesday. The littles have been absolute troopers…
Me, however, well I might have cried when I dropped my book on the floor of the ER. When I snipped “Darn, I really wanted to read that – too bad I’ll have to burn it now”, the ER nurse actually said good idea. And meant it. This occurred just outside of the STOP: room must be special cleaned isolation patient seen sign.
Moving on to other species of wildlife, this hawk has been working hard to destroy our play set with his claws. I’m hoping he will stick around – maybe he eats bats. Wishful thinking? Oh, and speaking of the bats, my girlfriend that found a bat in her bathroom this weekend was able to retrieve the bat from where they dumped it and animal control picked it up for testing. I’m so glad that we were able to save her family from our ordeal.
It seems our place isn’t the only one where the animals are taking over. This duck would NOT get out of the baby pool at swim team last week. And when it proceeded to poop in said pool, it had to be closed for 24 hours to sanitize it.
Back inside, the boys (all three of them) have been gearing up like this and spending loads of time in the basement. I love that they love dressing up.
Meet my newest lover. Justin’s chocolate almond butter. It’s good on everything… even just a spoon.
Since CeeCee completely stole the show in my last post, here’s another of miss fancy pants. I could eat her up.
And lastly, I have finished up running in my ankle brace. My last run was 28 minutes and 2.8 miles. It might not seem like much, but I’m super proud of it (esp because I usually track at an 11+ minute mile)! Now I’m starting over again at 1 mile and should be back at this point again in early August.
Sadly, I don’t have a picture of our day spent with my big sis H or my day date with bestie M. Both were wonderfully relaxing and high points of my weekend. The littles are bathed and fed (we chopped up the low country boil leftovers and cooked them on the hibachi grill!) and Honey and I are calling it a night. What a week…
xoxo
