Quarantine Day 26:
Happy Birthday to Me! The kids were super pumped to make my favorite cake ever (Lemon) and we had long sandwiches for lunch/dinner. I had an amazing day full of messages, Marco polos, drop-bys 6ft apart, and so many texts. The best part of the day was that my kids worked in the garage for 4 hours so I could complete the school yearbook in complete silence.
Happy Birthday to Me! The kids were super pumped to make my favorite cake ever (Lemon) and we had long sandwiches for lunch/dinner. I had an amazing day full of messages, Marco polos, drop-bys 6ft apart, and so many texts. The best part of the day was that my kids worked in the garage for 4 hours so I could complete the school yearbook in complete silence.
It was like I got to leave the house without actually leaving. 😂
I got to hear from friends I haven't spoken to for months and I loved it so much. Talking on the phone is something I miss from my early child rearing years, you know before texting was a thing. 😉
I got to hear from friends I haven't spoken to for months and I loved it so much. Talking on the phone is something I miss from my early child rearing years, you know before texting was a thing. 😉
MAC today was Nathan for sending me flowers when he knows I usually hate them, but today it was exactly what I asked for. Also for somehow keeping the kids on task in the cold garage for so long. It was wonderful. *****
Thank you to everyone who reached out to me today. I have a great group of friends and people here in Idaho and around the USA. I really feel blessed for that! Thank you for making #quarantinebirthday suck a little less. 😍😘.
Thank you to everyone who reached out to me today. I have a great group of friends and people here in Idaho and around the USA. I really feel blessed for that! Thank you for making #quarantinebirthday suck a little less. 😍😘.
Matilda. LOL
It is weird to be almost 40. But, I love my life, I'm pretty healthy, and I love my job.
My kids are perfect ages 13, 12, 11, 9, 8 and Nathan and I have been married for 15+ years. That is pretty good. We live in a great area, a beautiful house, have money in the bank, and have big plans for the next 15 years. I feel blessed.
When my parents were 38 - I was graduating High School, and moving to Colorado for College.
When my parents were 38, they were both on their 2nd marriages, and not living their best life. I guess my Dad was, but his health was about to take a turn for the worse. It is weird to think back at where their lives were at my current age.
I hope when my kids are 38 I am still alive, their Dad is still alive and they are closer to where I am than where my parents were. I hope when my kids are in their 30s they are still friends and still talk to each other like my sister and I do. Here's hoping! Fingers Crossed.
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