I have been all over the place today.
Highs and lows.
I've got a bit of a cold and feel a bit ordinary. It was hard to get moving and get the boys ready for the day. Low.
I still went to the gym and did my class. High.
The Batsman had a great day at kinder. High.
My dad is in hospital having a blood transfusion. Worried. Low.
I made a snap decision and booked myself a ticket to Nuffnang Blogopolis 2011 . High.
In the middle of the day I had an anxiety attack that made me realise I need to get some more help. Low.
The Bowler was spectacularly affectionate all day. High.
The Bowler ate very little from the five food groups today owing to a snotty nose. Low.
I read this post and this one. Moved, inspired. High and low.
The Batsman and I shared a warm deep bubble bath and some songs. He's beautiful that kid. High.
I'm wishing for a smoother day of sailing tomorrow.
Wish for me too please.
Sounds familiar to me, I always seem to be a bit all over the place!
ReplyDeleteThe 'high' parts sounds lovely, particularly your bubble bath with the Batsman.
Hope your dad's blood transfusion helps. I know it must be worrying for you.
Wishing for calm waters ahead xo
I'll see you in Melbourne then! Hope things look up soon.
ReplyDeleteHoping you have had some better days since this post. xx
ReplyDeleteOh Sue. I wish I'd read this before this morning.
ReplyDeleteI hope we were able to bring some smiles to your morning. Even Senior Cranky Pants.
xo
Hi, jumped over from twitter after Louisa_Claire_ retweeted saying you were looking for followers.
ReplyDeleteI think we all feel a bit like this some times. Life is full of highs and lows- like you though I prefer smoot sailing.
Hope your waters calm sooner rather than later.
Love you sweetcheeks.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hug you at the blogopolis thingy. Multiple times.
I've never written my day out like this before but the highs and lows sound familiar. I'm also going to the bloggers event in Melbourne so I hope we have a chance to meet.
ReplyDeleteI hope the blood transfusion has pepped your Dad up and that your days are filled with some more highs. I do think that the lows make you appreciate the highs that much more...doesn't make them ant easier though.
Take Care. Fee x