This week was hurried mornings and rushed evenings, broken up by blurry stretches of mid-day. I don’t remember what I did each day, but here are the highlights of my middles:
went to the gym (once. I’m easing back into it)
had a pedicure and lunch with a friend
met another friend for coffee and book discussion
took baby girl to get her vaccines
ran errands with Josh and Camille
stretched out on the couch while Lucy cleaned the house
went to coffee with Josh and baby
edited Josh’s Turkey trip report
I’m tired, but satisfied and content. Tomorrow I don’t have to wake up at 6:30 or 7, but baby might think differently after a week of early rising. Our days look different now, but I’m enjoying the time I have with the boys at breakfast and in the evening before bed. The evening of their first day of school I went to tuck them in and kiss them goodnight to find they had all crawled into the same bed — some of the best things haven’t changed.
One thing that has changed is since it’s only the two of us (or the three of us if Josh is around) during the day, I have time to let this little one lead the way and see where she takes us.
*** this is one of those videos that will be sleep-inducing if you aren’t related to her. Unless you find toddler walking entertaining . . .
