Day 137

LOTS and LOTS of beautiful, happy moments today!

• I got to walk Connor to a play group today, and then I walked Joel to school and I took the long way home.  If I can find my walking shoes, I am looking forward to taking several walks next week.  Working out, here I come!
• I had the happy moment of finding my phone, but only after losing it lol.  I also undid all of the cleaning that I did yesterday in my organizing my room happy moment, so hopefully tomorrow I can say with happiness that my room is once again clean.
• I got to talk to lots of friends today, and that always makes me happy.  But two moments stick out the most, and brought me the most joy.  The first one was finally getting to see my friend after she had her baby, and getting to finally meet her baby.  It was a very nice moment, and I got to learn a lot about child birth (to C sections does not give you much child birth experience, so I always have questions).  It was nice to see my friend Jen there too, and I also got to see her one more time today.  I love bumping into my neighbors!  The second moment I had today was getting to talk to my friend Lynn through emails and texts.  I posted on here a couple days ago about the Spoon Theory, and she was able to get a lot out of it with her family.  She sent me a beautiful email that brought tears of joy and made me feel good that the Spoon Theory is going forth, continuing to help people with chronic pain.
• We ate dinner together as a family at our dinner table, and David did the whole thing.  lol.  There is this book I keep seeing at a card store called "Porn for Moms."  I'm not fond of the title, but the first picture is a man vacuuming while feeding a baby a bottle.  David cooking dinner and setting the table and getting the drinks for all of us.  Nough said.
• Bath time and prayer time is always an interesting experience in our home.  You never know what attitude you're going to get from either one, but tonight was pretty funny.  As we were praying, Connor wanted a toy and I saw him through one open eye, so I moved the toy away from him.  He clenched both fists and started to get really mad, but then looked at David praying and folded his arms and bowed his head once more.  I made sort of a snort sound trying not to laugh during the prayer, and Connor says to me, "Bless you."

I am appreciative of my husband for typing this.  He is true to my blog, and writes down every word I say.  Bless him!  Looking forward to the weekend, and I hope you all have happy weekend moments too.