Drinks: Pina Coladas
I just got back from 5 days of looking at this,
from one of these:
Take me back. NOW.
The view from here is not quite what I expected. . .
from one of these:
Take me back. NOW.
Wouldn't it be nice to see where that left curve leads? Instead we just keep pacing along, and the path unfurls, for better or for worse.
Luckily, my cohorts are still mostly along for the ride, and can be appeased with a roll of Ritz. . . and promise of a trip to the park.
We put in 3-ish miles tonight, even though we've been battling fevers, coughs, sinus infections, throat infections, ear infections, massive vomiting and not to leave out diarrhea this week. Our Hot Doctor ventured to tell me Angelfish most likely has influenza, but NOT TO PANIC! Luckily her fever broke this morning and she was able to hold down liquids today.
I've been working from home as possible but ended up having to send the Nanny home early today as she's developed fever and aches. Lysol is my new best friend.
But, despite all that, our need to get outside and blow the stink off outweighed the heavy burn in my chest that has been percolating since early this morning. And I'm still trying to think a 7 mile cross country race in November is a good idea, as well as a 3+ mile turkey trot for Thanksgiving. Yeesh.
Anyways, the answers about our direction in life are about as evasive to me as ever, even with the crisp fresh air. I still don't know why I question it so much. Seems the only thing I ever really wanted was to not be alone . . and well, three kids has a way of solving that one right quick. Maybe I'm just still disappointed I tried so hard to make good decisions about that guy this past summer and despite my best efforts I still ended up getting hurt.
Universe, you're teaching me some hells kinds of lessons, ok? It's alright to catch me a break for a minute. For real. And Sea Monkey having his second bout of diarrhea today on the toilet doesn't count. He still shit down his leg this morning. And there's still vomit in my bed from last night.
Now go hug your spouse - good and tight. I'm going to have a(nother) glass of wine.
