- On a two week adventure that included driving down to Texas to babysit my 4 nephews and 1 niece while my sister and her husband took a much needed vacation together.
- after my other sister arrived to take over I flew back to Indiana to join my hubby & 3 kids for a visit to see our family
- stayed up waaaaay too late celebrating at the reception for Nater's brother Matt and his wife Melissa (they married in Florida in December)
- drove hubby to the airport and the kids and I stayed another week to visit a little longer.
- the week included dinner & drinks with my sisters one night, lots of yahtzee, a campfire with a hilarious game we made up, s'mores, more games, movies, slip n slides, lots of sunshine, relaxing visits with the in-laws and beautiful scenery.
- drove 900 miles back to Oklahoma with 3 exhausted kids (who do not sleep well in the car) and managed to keep my cool the whole time. I even stopped on the side of the road at a truck pull off, lined up all 3 boys and played "mommy says". By 9:30 they had all fallen asleep and I enjoyed the last two hours in silence. Looooong day in the car but worth it for the memories we created back home.
- 40 hours after arriving home my sister arrived and we started preparing for a movie marathon that was starting Monday morning (her and my other sister that just came home from 9 months in London had planned a 30 hour movie marathon). It was exhausting but very fun!! Lots of good laughs, candy and caffeine included.
- Still visiting with 2 siblings. Still laughing and still eating candy. Damn you 5 extra pounds!
- This weekend Nater and I are planning on spending some quality time together since we have a couple of great sitters. Yay!!!
Sucks we didn't get to meet up. Coming for the picnic???
ReplyDeleteSounds Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteBusy...crazy couple of weeks. Are you going home in July for the picnic?
ReplyDeleteum... wow!
ReplyDeleteHoly wow! Life is full. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeletewhat a boring blog. why don't you ever right anything?
ReplyDeleteWhere are you?
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