I decided to clean sons room, you know get all of the toys & crumbs out of the floor, not my usual disinfect every stinking toy or object cleaning, just pick up and tidy up so we can walk in the room and not step on his "choo-choo's", "ider-mans", and little people.
Well, I have not put on my splint in a few days makes my arm where it has a rash itch, and I did not put on my sling, hurts my shoulders. So, I decided I would not use that arm at all... well...
My arm hurts... it is hard to clean a room with only one arm and to vaccum, and move a crib as well. So... I must stop cleaning house for the sake of my arm
Aaaaaahh.... when hubby gets home we might straighten up the living room and move daughter bed back into her room. Clothes & toys are everywhere! Except on my bed
So... no more house cleaning for me until bone dr says I can, but you would think I could clean house since I am being sent to PT. PT people are MEAN!! Gramma... I promise I will go this time and not ditch PT
Hey! I deserve a cookie for picking up all those darn little people! & vaccumming! ok... I will go make my pintos
cookies suck, anyways
I am going to go, but if they put ice on my arm... I will not return. I HATE ice! It makes me swell, hurt more, and then it is COLD! It is a lose-lose situation for me. I say the PT people should come and clean your house for ya.. On top of that, you can sometimes sell them for ungodly amounts of money years from now to collectors. Yes, they will haunt you. Congrats on the upcoming grandson, miles2go. I can't wait to buy my grandkids (no, none on the horizon) fingerpaints, playdough and noisy machines. My kids have been warned. Could this be the reason they are delaying settling down? It's funny Deanna, I have 5 sons and when they were teenagers I worried that one of them might have a child at an age when he wasn't ready to become a dad. But I needn't have worried. All except for my oldest (age 30 and married) want to wait YEARS before having kids. Then I got a phone call..."mom, I don't know how to tell you this but..." and now my 23 year old is about to become a dad. At first they thought about adoption and so I didn't know if I should get excited or not. I didn't know if I was going to get to be a grandma or not. They're not going to get married because they're going in different directions but my son will support the baby and be his daddy and will be a part of his every day life. I'm happy about the baby but I'm sad about the situation. I'm worried about the future and all the "what if's" They're are so many what if's. I just can't think about that. One day at time. We are a loving, strong family and we've all rallied around the two of them and I know this little boy will grow up to be a good, compassionate man just like his daddy is.
I think your son will do just fine. You sound like you are going to give him a lot of support and point him the right direction. You really already have since he is going to be responsible and be a father and not just a "donor". I have girls and my biggest fear was realized. I am only 38 and a gramma already. It is fun...but I have also watched my daughter struggle. I hope everything goes well for your son.
*hugs* I hope you feel better soon
YAY!! I say they should too...
I am so glad those days are over and done with for me. Now I just deal with backpacks and shoes everywhere!Nope, they are 22 and 25 and I am still finding little people in some random box from time to time. The little people never go away.
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