I have so much to say, and none of it involves weeping (any more) which is a huge change from the past week. Soon we shall discuss this last week in detail and then put it behind us and move on, but I can’t do it just yet.
Today I am spending the day focusing on my children. My wonderful, awesome, patient children, who still love me even though I all but ignored them for four days while my business (and I) were in a tailspin. This may have nothing to do with me and everything to do with the pudding cups I packed them on Friday, along with notes about how great I think they are and how much I love them, and also the pudding was chocolate, so, you know, they may not have even read the notes. (Moral of the story: You can be a rotten mother if you have awesome snack foods.)
Anyway, if you missed what all happened here, you can catch up a bit by reading the last week’s worth of posts at Cornered Office, and soon I’ll tell you the rest. Right now, though, I have to go watch a movie with the kids. They have forbidden me to bring my laptop. Seeing as I have yet to buy them those ponies I promised, I think I can give them that, at least.
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Here’s to chocolate pudding and you being back with us!
Oh pretty Mir. Here’s to you being back to us pretty girl. Here’s to You being back … yeah David…
Let’s hear it for you, Otto, the kids and especially, the chocolate pudding! Thank goodness you are back and all is well .
Kids really seem to know when they have to rise to the occasion. I’m often pleasantly suprised by that quality of theirs.
Aaaaaaand she’s back! Yeay! I missed your posts here.
Chocolate pudding makes everything better. It’s on page 112 of the Mommy handbook. Welcome back!
You are an awesome mom. I hope all four of you are snuggled up together under a cozy blanket.
Enjoy the peace and quiet.
Never underestimate the power of chocolate pudding.
Yes, but ponies would buy you a decade of simultaneous laptop use and movie watching!
I’ll second that snack sentiment. I forgave my mother a myriad of sins especially when I found full-size Mounds bars in my lunch box. She could have packed me up and hired me out as and indentured servant and I would have forgiven her for it as long as her apology was accompanied by candy.
missed you. glad you’re back!
It wasn’t the same these last few days. Glad you’re back. Hope the pony thing works out. :)
Good girl, you’ve got priorities! Much as I love you, I know your family comes first (snif!).
I was worried too. I just figured for some reason, you just didn’t want ME to read your blog anymore. I mean, you find these blogs, you get addicted, you HAVE TO READ THEM EVERYDAY and then POOF they are gone. I don’t comment that much, just a silent reader. You make my life bearable because dare I say it – you think your life is crazy -? boy do I have you beat! Anywhoo, I am so thankful it was server / technical problem and not something that someone did to cause you to go “private”. I have lost things before too, and still don’t backup properly. It’s just a pain to do. Kids are resilient and I know the movie with mom will have them bouncing back in no time (really, tho- the pudding probably did it from the get go)!msb
Children are amazingly resilient sometimes. They understand more than we think they do. Glad yours are on board with you and the chocolate pudding!
Glad your back! Can’t wait to hear the story!!
Enjoy! You have more than earned it, after that week of hell. We’ll be here when you get back, pretty Mir…
From my experience…’All Adither’ is right on target.
It’s always been true for me.
welcome back … we’ve missed you