Friday-woo!

9-10-10




I suppose I should write something before I get too busy. I just keep using my time this morning to sneak in reading time. This book is wonderful, and I have fallen deeply in love with the flawed characters of Emma and Dexter. Ken was amused last night when I didn’t bother with the tv and instead sunk into my book. He knows when I get like this that the book must be good, and he was more than happy to play on the computer while I disappeared into the text.



Before I got to read, I did have a semi eventful afternoon. Ken brought the boys to me at work. He had to bring Bobby since he had a demonstration he had to do, so he was planning on bringing him to me around 2. He also brought me Dax, which was cool since it allowed me to show them both off.



On the way home, I mentioned to the boys that it was Poppy’s birthday. They both asked me if they could see him, so we detoured towards Redondo and surprised Poppy with birthday greetings. It was nice since we hung out and it was decided that our Friday visit would not happen since we went yesterday.



When we got home, I made dinner and afterwards we went on our walk. Turns out when you walk up and around the school, it is actually 1.34 miles, so when I walk home with Bobby and Dax starting next week, I think we will walk around the school so that we get more walk time in. Awesome!



Luna was less than good, though. She seemed too excited and off. She was clearly upset that she was upsetting me. But I apparently wore her down, right before Ken and I switched dogs.



Tonight I am going out with Stephanie. We are going to go see Scott Pilgram, which is way happy making. Our evening doesn’t start until after the kids are in bed. I am looking forward to the outing.



I am very excited as there now appears to be a an open WiFi at work for me to use. It means I have been able to use my iPhone without using the AT&T network. Woo! I am slightly tempted to bring in Bitty!



I am anxious for tomorrow. I am nervous for Bobby. I think he will have fun once he is on the field, but at the same time, I know how timid he is. He is so much like me with his shyness. I think he will be ok, but my mommyness is in full gear. I would imagine come Monday night that kid will be beat. Soccer, first day of school. Sheesh. I feel like I am running him ragged. Makes me wonder if I should have enrolled him in something before this point so that he was prepared for craziness.



Shut up, book! I know, I see you there, next to me, calling out to me. I want to curl up with you some place comfy. Hell, I would settle for the bathroom at this point, but I don’t see it happening right now. We will have our time, I promise.