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a measure of entropy in my life
a measure of entropy in my life
Just a splint to keep it from being accidentally bashed, twisted or stepped on.
Thank you everyone for your thoughts, prayers and well wishes. It looks like we're pretty near all done with this particularly scary chapter in parenting!
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Outside my window is a yard that has been enjoyed by many family members this afternoon.
I am thinking that I'll see if I can teach myself to ride a unicycle before Superman can. Don't have much time to commit to it, though. I am thankful for my family and how fun it is to be with them. I am wearing super low rise jeans and a shirt that keeps sliding up (irritating.)I am remembering to do something with the box of peaches my mother left me.I am going to dinner with my beloved brother soon. I hope. I am currently reading Ephesians. I am hoping that Elaine will get the wire out of her finger on Wednesday.On my mind: minimalist thinking and living. Noticing that I have been able to ask for what I need, emotionally, at least once. Record! =)Pondering these words: Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.From the kitchen: party leftovers: lasagna, potato salad, caesar salad, fruit, garlic bread and punch.Around the house I am trying to establish places to put cleaning supplies for that room/area IN that room/area.One of my favorite things is when Elaine comes running to me, shouting "mommy! mommy!" and when I pick her up she squeezes my neck and presses her head into my cheek while wrapping her legs around my torso. From my picture journal: Superman doing a tandem jump for his birthday! (P.S. I did not take this picture. =) )Wicked was amazing. So good in so many ways. I expected the music to be different somehow though. It wasn't bad, I just was expecting something a little... more. More of what I can't say. Elphaba and Glinda were both amazing.
There were three separate lines I wanted to write down, but I've been without pen and paper for so long I assumed I didn't have it. Then I saw it in my purse at intermission so took it out, but didn't want to write anything down the whole second act. Naturally.