- a man looking chagrined as a cop wrote him a ticket
- a limousine being towed
- a church with a "Closed - Gone to Vegas" sign in the window
- a apartment building with a charming mosaic tile entryway
(When I get around to it, I will take some pictures of Miss E's new do. It's just a simple shoulder-length cut. The hair all the way down her back was just too much, since she cried like a banshee whenever I try to brush it.)
Tomorrow I am going to a show for the first time in forEVER and I am excited. Dh and I are going to see Blue October and Switchfoot. These are mainstream, right? EK and my brother had both never heard of them. I have decided they are the weird ones and I am the normal one. Ha ha
I am stuck in a terrible sleep cycle. I stay up too late, then sleep badly for four or five hours. Then when the kids go down for their naps, I crash for two hours. Then I'm not tired until late, and sleep badly for four or five hours. Repeat ad nauseum. I can't seem to break it. All I know is, these dark circles under my eyes are probably permanent.
Oh and somehow Dh already found the criticism of him contained in that last post! (...possibly because I left the laptop open to this blog...) Obviously I'm going to have to be a little more careful. Or less critical. Umm....yeah.
2 comments:
Sometimes it really is nice to just slow down and look at the world around us, you know? You're absolutely right that there's a lot we miss when the world just flashes by outside our car windows. /philosophical rambling
Have fun at the show! I have heard of both of those bands, so either we're both weird or both normal. (It's debatable either way.) :)
Oh! I feel for you, with the terrible sleep cycle. I am quite sure I wake up every hour throughout the night, it's driving me crazy! Apart from the nap-taking-during-the-day, I am quite sure Miss E and Liv are twins separated at birth (Princess high heels, long hair and um, crying like a banshee!). Glad you enjoyed the walk
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