Third.... Lunch out with my favorite Broadway Twin (my daughter) at one of our favorite Thai places (James calls it the "T Store")
Fourth... Got to see the new movie Brave and James was being watched by one of his favorite babysitters in the theater so mom didn't have to worry about him (this is a great way for the family to go out to the movies, make it part of your respite hours and leave the worry up to the respite worker while you enjoy the movie)Fifth... nice supper at the mall with the kids
Sixth... got a call during supper from hubby saying he is on the way home!
Seventh... made it home safely.
Eight... FINALLY got to take off my shoes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Too bad it is only 6:43...... I am exhausted and ready for bed! Think I can convince James that it is bedtime? Not likely now that he knows how to tell time!! Education is a wonderful thing but sometimes it works against us. Maybe telling time can be one of the skills that gets lost in the summer amnesia that tends to happen when our kids aren't in school for 10+ weeks.
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