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Jun. 19th, 2003 12:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ciroccojHeck of a day yesterday. Went to another homeschooling mom's house (a hobby-farm) in the morning, picked up Chris from teaching early, Daniel skipped school, Justin skipped his nap, we filled the wading pool for Justin, Daniel went to a friend's house, and everybody was over-busy and short-tempered.
Then we took the kids to my mom's house and went to our first ballroom dance class. It actually went a lot better than I thought it would, since Chris' sense of rhythm was kind of wrecked by the accident. But somehow we were able to do all the steps our instructor taught us. I'm looking forward to the next lesson, next week.
Then we came home and put the kids to bed and began a long night of wakings. I think they both woke us up about three times each. Chris was able to go back to sleep right away, but I lay awake forever each time. I think I slept for about four hours here and there. This kind of makes me grateful that having another child is a rather slim possibility - going back to that kind of thing every night for another couple of years is not my idea of fun.
So today is grey and dreary and I've just been in holding pattern. The kids got Lilo and Stitch from my mom and watched it this morning, while I puttered and geeked.
Stitch really creeps me out. I keep wondering how come I never noticed scores of Disney animators observing Justin, as they must have done in order to make such a perfect replica of him onscreen. I wonder if they hid videocams all over our home. I wonder if they're still there.
Then we took the kids to my mom's house and went to our first ballroom dance class. It actually went a lot better than I thought it would, since Chris' sense of rhythm was kind of wrecked by the accident. But somehow we were able to do all the steps our instructor taught us. I'm looking forward to the next lesson, next week.
Then we came home and put the kids to bed and began a long night of wakings. I think they both woke us up about three times each. Chris was able to go back to sleep right away, but I lay awake forever each time. I think I slept for about four hours here and there. This kind of makes me grateful that having another child is a rather slim possibility - going back to that kind of thing every night for another couple of years is not my idea of fun.
So today is grey and dreary and I've just been in holding pattern. The kids got Lilo and Stitch from my mom and watched it this morning, while I puttered and geeked.
Stitch really creeps me out. I keep wondering how come I never noticed scores of Disney animators observing Justin, as they must have done in order to make such a perfect replica of him onscreen. I wonder if they hid videocams all over our home. I wonder if they're still there.
