That being said, I can't wait to grow up! I can't wait to deal with normal stuff. I know one day very soon I will regret making the next statement, but I want to be dealing with things like kids sneaking out of the house. Or maybe a fight with my husband about where we want to go spend the holidays. Even a good old teen pregnancy scare sounds fun, right about now!..... Ok maybe not the last one, but you get the drift of what I'm saying. I don't want to be fighting with Dr's about what I feel is the best course of treatment, for my family. I don't want to have to hear my husband say, "I missed you today, the nurses weren't listening to me when I said I don't want to do anymore. I know you would have made them listen." Don't get me wrong, I love being that person for him. I just don't want him to need that person anymore. I don't want to be (as my sister so lovingly put it) a cynical person anymore.
Ok the high note, you know I can't end it in such a downer space, I am committing myself to me. For 30 days I will make time for myself, thank you Jeremy for the idea! It hopefully will include a lot of yoga, walks, a lot of gratitude, and long chats with friends. So wish me luck, and feel free to check in to make sure I am doing exactly what I said I'd be doing. Today it is sitting at Starbucks, blogging, and by the way, it's perfect.

LOVE this. Love your honestly, and love the 30 days :)
ReplyDeleteThat 30 day thing does sound pretty heavenly- and well, you pretty much deserve every minute of that YOU time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that delicious apricot jam. It's a big hit here at Casa Hays.
You are amazing I hope you had afab month
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