The mad tour continues… water parks, cousins, friends, wii,
sprinklers, pools, tubing down the chatahoochee…anything to beat this 100+ degree heat here in Atlanta. I do not remember in the 21 years I lived here ever having this kind of heat. But maybe my memory is selective...
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Goofy kids...fun with cousins. |
Of course everyone wonders how Jake is going to do socially after
being semi isolated for so long and I have to admit I wondered as well. Turns out, it wasn’t Jake I should have
worried about…it’s me. All of the
hustle and bustle is quite overwhelming.
I find that I haven’t changed much but my perspective on things have
changed drastically so it makes some conversations awkward and others just
boring. I find that I’m easily
over stimulated and crave a little alone time more often than not (especially
after a day with more than one child…I know I know, you guys are laughing at me
but it’s true). And the thing I
can’t quite make right is the missing of my fabulous husband! I guess that should be no surprise but
it is. I thought I could just jump
back into military mode and it would be no big deal… the good news is that he can call pretty often and he has
the luxury of being able to say no to things that are too risky and make the
calls he needs to make to do things right…not always the case when actually in
the military. He says he’s going
to send me some pictures so I’ll post them on my next up date so you can keep
up with the whole family.
In the meantime, we’re going to continue keeping busy and head to VA later this week to visit all of our friends up there (more girl
time!!). For those that don’t
know, Virginia is actually our “home” as adults. Andy and I met there, got married there, bought our first
house there and had our child there.
I cried when we sold our house and left my two best friends. I had some fantastic friends at work
there as well. This is the first
time I’m visiting for any length of time and I’m getting more and more excited
by the day.
On a more somber note...Jake got a goldfish and Aunt Caroline said he could keep it at her house. Well, Goldie didn't last very long and I've spent the better part of this morning consoling one very upset six year old. He hasn't been this upset since his hermit crab died on the boat. He's normally so stoic when it comes to the lifecycle of animals...strictly food chain type conversations. But this little bug eyed goldfish made quite the impression. These little people never cease to amaze me.
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You are making me very excited about our trip home--looking forward to the whirlwind, the friends, seeing all the changes.
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