Dear Lyle,
Those days just keep marching along. Yesterday was the superbowl, and although I cared nothing for the game, it was a day that we should have shared with you. You were gone, absent. Kara felt it, I felt it. I was so worried about the day that I invited Jimmy and his family to come up and visit. I made chili and cream of potato soup. Ruthie made key lime and a cookies and cream/chocolate pies. We ate and watched the New York Giants win. I wondered, were you watching the game? Did you have dinner?
I didn't feel well at all yesterday. I had a fever, and I was so cold I was shivering. I had to put extra blankets on the bed. I tried to get up to go to church, but my teeth chattered so hard I couldn't make it. So, I missed church. Attending church and reading my scriptures has been such a balm to my soul, that I really hated missing it, but there was no way I could. Xander is enjoying church as well. When I didn't wake him Sunday morning, he actually got up and got dressed himself. He was ready to go when I came out shaking and saying I didn't think I was going to make it.
It was definitely a Monday at work. Emmy and Gabby are in California on vacation, so I only had 5 kids, but it seemed like I had 20. Chace is getting to be so rotten. He's defiant, and obnoxious and horrible. And, he drives me crazy. He turns 3 on Friday. I hope he gets better and soon.
I went to a baby shower with Kara for one of her friends on Saturday. It was right in the middle of the day, and wound up pretty much taking such a big bite out of my day that I didn't get anything done. I was having such a hard time with Xander, that I spent the morning crying and then the rest of the day going around with Kara. What a wasted day. So, my weekend was really good for nothing, and now it's Monday and you should be here and your not, and I had a bad day. Not really cause you're not here, although I wish you were, but just in general.
Oh yeah, I'm sure you heard the news, since you're not in jail, but Josh Powell killed himself and his two children in a fiery explosion. I'm grateful today that you didn't do that.
Shauna
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