You know the saying, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away"? Well, we eat our apples but our doctors are still on speed dial!!I know I have been talking a lot about health (or lack there of) lately but I am just so frustrated right now.
I am frustrated with myself. I haven't had an asthma attack in 10 years and one little bronchitis later and I am huffing and puffing on my inhaler like there is no tomorrow.
I am also frustrated with my youngest's health right now. This is the third round of antibiotics that she has been on THIS YEAR!! Yikes!! The pediatrician said that there isn't anything to worry about. She has missed 8 days of school this year...10%!! If I were paying tuition, I would want 10% of my money back.
So, here are some questions for the masses...how much school has your kids missed this year? Is it me or is this the worst year ever for colds?
Monday, March 15, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Spring has Sprung but...
...where am I? Sick as a dog:-(
There is nothing worse than having a gorgeous day outside and being stuck inside because you have been sick all week. No fun:-(
I am so frustrated with my health. Everytime I have a good workout routine going, literally every 30 days, I get sick....without fail!!! Any ideas on how to break the cycle?
There is nothing worse than having a gorgeous day outside and being stuck inside because you have been sick all week. No fun:-(
I am so frustrated with my health. Everytime I have a good workout routine going, literally every 30 days, I get sick....without fail!!! Any ideas on how to break the cycle?
Monday, March 1, 2010
An Ode to a Crashing Computer
My computer hit the dust
And now I am lost.
I have to fix quickly
No matter what the cost.
I am so far behind
I can not see the light.
A To Do list longer than my arm,
With no end in sight.
So remember me fondly
When you come around.
I will be looking for my sanity.
In the lost and found.
And now I am lost.
I have to fix quickly
No matter what the cost.
I am so far behind
I can not see the light.
A To Do list longer than my arm,
With no end in sight.
So remember me fondly
When you come around.
I will be looking for my sanity.
In the lost and found.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Is It March Yet?
I am so over the cold.
I am so over the snow.
I am so over the doctor's appointments.
I am so over the pomp and circumstance of the birthday season.
I am so over it.
I am so over the snow.
I am so over the doctor's appointments.
I am so over the pomp and circumstance of the birthday season.
I am so over it.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Carlisle
Long time, no see! I have neglected my blogging duties terribly these last several months. Thanks to Sue and Kari for keeping things alive and kicking around here! I was really overwhelmed by the holiday season this year. Trying to keep myself organized with getting ready for Christmas and ending the semester at two schools which I work at part-time really did me in. And just when the new year arrived and things should have settled down, my son turned 5 and there were more presents to buy and celebrations to plan. When I finally came up for air, my semester at the community college started again and so I dove right back into syllabi, lesson planning, and teaching. Whew!
It doesn't stop there. On Sunday, my son got a big Valentine's Day surprise. A new dog! His name is Carlisle. He's a poodle-terrier mix whom we purchased from the Poodle Rescue of Houston. So far, we are already reaping the many benefits of having a dog in the family. Our exercise routine went up a notch immediately! We are taking at least two walks a day with Carlisle in addition to some pretty active playtime with him indoors as well. My son has enthusiastically taken several chores upon himself: feeding Carlisle and holding onto his leash for much of the time that we walk him. Valuable lessons concerning responsibility are being learned. We are also simply enjoying laughing and playing together with our new addition to the family!
Here is a picture taken on Valentine's Day of me with Carlisle at the shelter when I picked him up to bring him home.
It doesn't stop there. On Sunday, my son got a big Valentine's Day surprise. A new dog! His name is Carlisle. He's a poodle-terrier mix whom we purchased from the Poodle Rescue of Houston. So far, we are already reaping the many benefits of having a dog in the family. Our exercise routine went up a notch immediately! We are taking at least two walks a day with Carlisle in addition to some pretty active playtime with him indoors as well. My son has enthusiastically taken several chores upon himself: feeding Carlisle and holding onto his leash for much of the time that we walk him. Valuable lessons concerning responsibility are being learned. We are also simply enjoying laughing and playing together with our new addition to the family!
Here is a picture taken on Valentine's Day of me with Carlisle at the shelter when I picked him up to bring him home.
Monday, February 15, 2010
I Lost My Husband Yesterday
My husband has been counting down the days. There is ringing in his ears, the smell of burning rubber in his nose and his heart beats just a little bit faster.
No...he isn't having a cardiac episode...The Daytona 500 aired yesterday. So, although he is alive and kicking, I will be a widow until Thanksgiving:-)
No...he isn't having a cardiac episode...The Daytona 500 aired yesterday. So, although he is alive and kicking, I will be a widow until Thanksgiving:-)
Saturday, February 6, 2010
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