It is simple. All I want is a clean bathroom, one that does
not have pee on the seat or on the floor.
It took some doing, but after a couple of weeks, I was able to get a
bathroom all to myself. No wet towels on
the floor and a dry toilet seat- with the lid down. Yes, this is coming from a person who has
taken a shower in a barn, with a water hose and used the road as a toilet.
This summer, da boyz
have taught me a new level of patience and I have learned a few things about
myself. There have been times when I
totally lost it and had to apologize for my behavior. There are other times when I become
reflective and thankful because we are finally having a sit down family dinner.
A few highlights are:
1. I do not want a yelling house. If I am going to teach da boyz not to yell, I
cannot yell either. Do you realize how
hard this really is?!
2. If you tell me your going to call the cops,
then I will offer to save you a call and I will call the cops for you.
3. JD melts my heart when he says, “Even though
it’s not Mother’s day, and I know you are sick, so me and dad will make you
breakfast in bed.”
4. Joe cracks me up when I ask him to brush his
teeth and shower, and when I go up to check on him, he is wearing only a pair
of black socks, dancing, and brushing his teeth.
5. Watching and enjoying all 22 episode of
season 3 “Glee” because my teen age niece wants to pay her respects. I love her colorful hair choices and her gold
booger. What can I say, she makes me feel young.
Da mister has been
wonderful with helping me figure out a hot yoga night, bike to work commutes,
and long bike rides on the weekend. It is complete paradise at my house.
