Dinner

I'd tell you more about this sandwich but I can't talk with my mouth full. You'll have to just feast with your eyes.

Bye Bye.

No One is Home

Hannah's reaction to me when I said... "Here is your medicine."

Homework

Leah had to describe herself to me tonight for part of her homework. These are her words...

I have black hair.
I have brown eyes.
I have brown skin.
I have curly hair.
I am gorgeous.

I'm still alive.

For awhile I was kind of subhuman. haha. But here I am, feeling more and more like myself these days. Yay!

I had a hysterectomy to solve the problem from the previous post. Did you know they really aren't kidding when they say the recovery takes 6 weeks? I didn't really take that seriously. Tomorrow is my 6 week mark and I still get tired really easy but it's eons better than it was! I'm getting there. Getting aspiration pneumonia and having diabetes (slows healing) wasn't helpful but I know in the long run this will all have been worth it!!

I've been thinking about blogging a lot lately. I'm sure you remember that my children are adorable and they say adorable things all the time. (not that I'm biased of course) There is obviously no backtracking to share all the cuteness with you so we'll just go with what happened today so far...

This morning as we were getting ready for school we had to discuss VIN numbers, the rotation of the earth and why we only see the sun sometimes, and the what to call something if it's not the same but it's not an opposite (similar). That was all in 45 minutes. Leah has questions in her head. Lots and lots of questions.

And while we were leaving the house Hannah said: Bye bye house! Bye bye grass!

We are right now all watching Fraggle Rock together. You heard me. Fraggle Rock. (Thanks Jeff for that idea. lol)

Sitting is done...hannah is saying "showman" over and over. I have no idea what that means but she's trying to pull my from this chair.

"You want me to get up?"

"Ya."

"Where are we going?"

"Get up! Walk!"

Nice Hannah. Nice.