Today we were watching a movie with Aspen, when all of the sudden, she realized her "kitty was on the ceiling" (she has this pretend kitty she takes with her everywhere.) she was trying to find a way to "get it down" which was rather humorous since it is a pretend kitty. And all of the sudden, she says...uh! (she does this in an exasperated sigh sounding thing) this is FREAKIN me out!
Out of the mouth of babes. And seriously I don't know where she picked that one up from. I don't remember saying "Freakin me out" lately. But we had a good laugh about it. She says the darndest things.
as for the "other things" I feel like I'm lost in space right now. I'm making a lot of crazy business decisions...that hopefully will work out and be for the better rather than the worse...but it's hard for me to change things. Change is always hard for me. The other thing making me feel lost. And stuck. Is that my husband keeps changing his mind. He thinks he wants to do army full time, then he changes his mind and decides to stay here and finish school. So until an official choice is made, I will be here...staying put with one foot in the house and one foot outside the door. At least that's how I feel lately. Ugh.
Such is life. Good thing I have Aspen around to say things that crack me up!
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Life really is like a blind roller coaster ride sometimes. You never know when the loops and fast twirls are going to start, but you know they're coming so you're sitting anxiously on the edge of your seat. I always just have to remind myself that it IS a ride so enjoy it! Aspen is such a hoot! Love that story about her "kitty" on the ceiling. :)
When my mother-in-law, Alene, was young had an imaginary friend she brought with her everywhere (she lived in Montana and children here age were scarce). One day her parents had taken her to visit some friends and 10 minutes after they started driving home Alene realized in horror she had forgotten her friend. She told her mom and dad and her dad laughed and kept going. She started to cry and her mother actually made him drive back to get the friend.
Your girl sure is cute. I'm sorry you can't come to visit. I'll miss you but it's okay--I know how hard it is to make plans when so much is up in the air.
That is hillarious. I love the pretend stage. Alexis is still big time into it. I love hearing her talk to all her imaginary friends. Sometimes I wonder too where she picks up stuff she says. Hope all works out with the decision process.
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