I am sitting in the chair next to my bedroom window watching the rain fall. The house is unusually quiet with Park down for an unexpected afternoon nap.
He pretty much all but gave up naps a few months back, so it is a special treat to have some quiet time all to myself. Typically, he does play in his room for about an hour as a trade off for sleep, but that time doesn't ever feel extremely relaxing, what with the banging of race cars into walls and cheering for his stuffed animals to fly off the top bunk and all.
Although, I do count my blessings that the animals are now taking over for my cute little man, who has been known to do all his own stunts in the past.
As much as I would love to use this time to post fun party pictures, the thought of waiting for all the photos to upload off my camera would shatter the tranquility of the moment. So, instead I will let you in on some deep thoughts that I'm currently pondering:
1) Why is it that my Tae Bo exercise tape takes only 25 minutes from start to finish, yet I seem to avoid it like the plague? Recently, I've been feeling like I have no excuse not to exercise, so I got Park to do this video with me. He enjoyed it a lot more than I did.
2) How is it that I loaded/unloaded the dishwasher twice yesterday and still found a sink full of dishes waiting for me this morning?
3) Could I travel to Beijing and come back with gymnast Alicia Sacramone in my suitcase without anyone ever realizing I left? Bless her sweet little heart, that girl is in serious need of a hug after getting roughed up by those mean old Olympics.
4) Should I be more embarrassed at the fact that I have tickets to the SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE tour that is coming to Dallas or that I'm counting down the days until the show comes back on the air next summer?
5) If I simply play the Tae Bo tape while sitting on the floor folding laundry, will this count as exercise?
6) Why is it that days you can't take your kids outside to play feel twice as long as days you can?
7) When other people are annoyed when your child throws a loud tantrum at the grocery store, wouldn't that energy be better spent by giving the embarrassed Momma an encouraging smile? (To protect the privacy of the guilty, the tantrum thrower shall remain nameless)
8) Wouldn't it seem only fair to house the large drum set given to the birthday boy at the house of the Grandma who gave it to him? After all, it doesn't seem right for her to miss out on all the beautiful music this little prodigy is creating. (Love you Momma C:)
9) Is it possible to pass off a bowl of Cheerios as our dinner tonight?
10) Did I actually just spend the same amount of time typing this random post as it would have taken to just suck it up and listen to Billy Blanks scream at me to count out my last 4 punches? Three Tae Bo reference must mean I'm feeling convicted to just do it already.
Goodbye tranquil moment, hello alternating knee lifts and side kicks.
Monday, August 18, 2008
Billy, Take it Easy On Me
Posted by Brittani's Holding Little Hands at Monday, August 18, 2008
Labels: just for fun, random
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4 comments:
I'm jealous that you have tickets!! I'm sure it will be awesome. Oh and the dishwasher thing I'm telling ya' with three kiddos it is crazy. And last I have felt so bad for Alicia. Poor thing. I thing the vault was bad judging. She should have medaled.
Noah's drum set stays at his grandparents. There's no better way to teach them to think twice about the gifts they give than to make them endure the consequences. :)
I'm excited to see the bday pictures!
I am pretty sure that daily I whine to myself about not wanting to do whatever exercise I should do. And by the time I am done whining, I could have already gotten it done! :)
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