Hello dear
friends, welcome to coffee.
I’m
starting to get a little overwhelmed lately. We’re leaving in less
than a week, my Christmas shopping is so not done, I have to pack for, well,
everybody, I have to choose between the eight gazillion pre-Christmas
activities going on this week, I want to say bye to my friends, and the kids
want a few playdates to see their friends, and we have to go to a wedding this
weekend which means I actually don’t have until Monday to do all this but
Friday. Ahem, I just realized this today. Let’s just say that last week’s relaxed, mellow attitude has definitely gone out the window to be
replaced by total panic and hysteria. Anyone have some Xanax?
But I
refuse to mar my favorite season of the year with all this nail biting so this
week’s virtual coffee is all about the HAPPY!
So if we
were really having coffee today, I would have to tell you how HAPPY I am that
despite all evidence to the contrary I managed to pull off my Husband’s 40th
birthday party. It was murder mystery themed, and we had a blast. There were
five actors (an inspector and four suspects) and we had fun investigating,
asking question and coming up with murder scenarios. Might I also add that my table won and the husband’s table was
singled out for their totally, shall we say fantastical,
interpretation of the facts. Mean of me? Maybe, but a little competition is a
good thing in a marriage. (Especially when I
win!)
I’m also
HAPPY that it appears we’ve managed to resolve some of the issues with the Boy’s
preschool, so I don’t have to pull him out of there in a huff and hurriedly
look for something new in February when we get back. I may have the tendency to get ahead of myself when I think my kids
are unhappy in a situation. It’s the mother bear syndrome.
And
lastly, I’m insanely, unimaginably, infinitely HAPPY that I’m going home next
week. Have I mentioned this already, perchance? Are you sick of me talking
about Houston yet? Well next week, when I’m
home I’ll stop talking about how excited I am to be going home. And then I’ll
start complaining about my mother and you’ll get a month and a half of that. Lucky you!
I’m
linking up today with Amy from Lucky Number 13 as usual for Virtual Coffee and
with Angie at My So-called Chaos who is temporarily hosting My Happy List (by
Dandelion Wishes).
Oooh, there's some nice happy there! Other than the stressed stuff. I feel ya, hang in there! Everything will work out like it's supposed to. :) Have so much fun going home, and safe travels! :)
ReplyDeletelovely to share in your happiness!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing :)
*hugs*
I laughed out loud when you mentioned switching from talking about how excited you are to go home to complaining about your mother. Isn't that the truth?! I totally did that with my parents coming to visit us here. Anyway, that's a lot of happy going on and I'm sure you'll get everything done that's necessary. Good luck with it all though and have a safe flight!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy you're happy! That birthday party sounds fabulous! Enjoy Houston- I love that city! We visit every few months from Laredo- :)
ReplyDeletei think you can talk about Houston all you want! oh, i do hate when i have so much pile don me at once, it seriously stresses me out and i am a mess. and then i think and worry about all i have to di instead of just doing it--so dumb. anyway, the birthday party sounds great, i have never been to a party like that but they always sound so fun. glad it all turned out so well! thanks for coffee today.
ReplyDeleteI know, I've been sitting here staring at the suitcases worrying about packing, why don't I just start packing already!!
ReplyDeleteNever been to Laredo, must drive around and sightsee more!
ReplyDeleteNow whenever I complain about my mother I stop and think that my daughter will be complaining about me in twenty years or so... doesn't stop me though!
ReplyDeletemust spread some holiday joy, much better than spreading holiday panic!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everything really does always work out, I should learn to just stop with the stressing!
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