Happy Friday everyone! How is everyone's day going? Here it is rainy and cold (it is 63 degrees right now!). Our weather has been crazy even for Ohio. I saw this graphic on Facebook...Crazy weather changes.
Tuesday was Bill's 49th birthday. He had to work most of the day, so we celebrated Wednesday evening with homemade chicken enchiladas (his request) and a chocolate cake that Benjamin decorated with sprinkles. He said that it was a good day. We got him an infinity gauntlet bottle opener and a Ric Flair t-shirt.
What am I thinking about all of that? Well. I am glad to have some concrete answers to what happened and where we go from here. In all the scenarios I guess it is best case scenario. I am glad to have answers, but at the same time it is disheartening to be told that you have these issues. It is what it is and I will try my best to live the way that I am supposed to. It does make me feel old though I guess.
Another thing that is making me feel old is that my kids are out of school for the Summer. Yesterday was there last day of school. I am now the mom of a high school freshman, a new middle schooler and a 4th grader. How did that happen?!?!?!
Rebecca said that she had a great day. They really didn't do anything special for the 8th graders which was kind of a bummer, but she said she was okay with that.
Jacob had an awards ceremony and a clap out for his 5th grade graduation. Bill went to that, while I was picking up Rebecca from school. Jacob came home in tears that he would miss everyone and everything about his school. He is really nervous about starting middle school next fall.
Ben came home all smiles. He is looking forward to 4th grade, even though I told him that we would be doing reading and comprehension work this summer as he is still behind where he should be.
We took the kids out to eat at our local Mexican restaurant last night for dinner. It was the first time since COVID hit that we all went out to a sit-down place for dinner. The food was great and the company even better. It was a nice way to end the 2020-2021 school year.
Today, I am supposed to be doing some housework, but I really don't want to do. I have almost no energy. I do need to get some projects done though. It is slow going, but slow going is better that not going. I think I will go make the kids help with cleaning out under the couch so we can put the new couch cover on it.
Hope everyone is staying dry and having a good Friday! Anyone have any fun plans for the long weekend?
Glad you got some answers though I wouldn't like them other and I'm almost 63. If you don't feel like doing something stop, rest and try later. You might need your kids to help more so you can take it easy.
ReplyDeleteYes, the answers were not what I wanted to hear, but they are what they are. I have been giving the kids more responsibilities around the house and Bill has been stepping up as well.
DeleteGlad the kids survived this tough year! I know summer is a welcomed site! Continue to take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteSummer is a welcomed sight! Thank you!
DeleteGlad you got some answers. I'd be a bit overwhelmed with all that as well. Happy Belated Birthday to your husband. Hooray for the kids surviving this crazy, hard school year! Let's all hope for a back to normal fall! Take care of yourself and enjoy your weekend. No exciting plans here at all.
ReplyDeleteWe just take it day to day. Not sure what normal is... lol
DeleteHugs to you. The COVID lingering effects sound so scary. I'm glad you have answers. So happy for you that you are done with the school year! We have a few days left, and it's been nuts, and a lot of stress for everyone. I'm very much looking forward to summer!
ReplyDeleteI’m so glad you got answers (I’m one who commented my RN daughter does homecare with post Covid and it seemed just what she’s working with (plus you have the other heart issue) like I’d said she went to Florida travel nurse for 3 months in January and most were working with an actual post Covid clinic and she said their therapies were helping! So I wish that for you. Rest and take care. Dust can settle and things can go lax for awhile. This may not even be a strain but if your niece and nephew ad work/strain your mom made need to find another option, your health needs to come first now.
ReplyDeleteI’m so glad you got answers (I’m one who commented my RN daughter does homecare with post Covid and it seemed just what she’s working with (plus you have the other heart issue) like I’d said she went to Florida travel nurse for 3 months in January and most were working with an actual post Covid clinic and she said their therapies were helping! So I wish that for you. Rest and take care. Dust can settle and things can go lax for awhile. This may not even be a strain but if your niece and nephew ad work/strain your mom made need to find another option, your health needs to come first now.
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