My husband thinks I’m on the verge of losing it most of the time but my kids think I’m the coolest mom ever most of the time. Why? Because I’ll do crazy things like eat dessert first on a random occasion or start singing silly songs and have tickle fests out of the blue. I love to laugh and have a great time. More so, when it seems like life is determined to make me crawl into a corner and just bawl my eyes out. The past few years have seemed to be a roller coaster of one mess after another. There have seriously been times when I’ve been scared to ask what next because I just new something else was on the horizon. What’s helped me to keep my sanity? Laughter and having a good time at the most unexpected moments. When it seems like I’m about to just lose it, I find something – anything – to bring a smile to my face. During the work day, it could be savoring a piece of chocolate from my “in case of emergency” stash or sneaking off to watch my kids play and just enjoy a carefree life at daycare.
My absolute favorite memory is dancing in the rain with my sons last year. I’m sure some of the rain drops mixed in with my tears that soon turned to laughter as I saw the look of pure joy and the stresses and worries of my pregnancy at the time were forgotten for just a brief moment in time…
Hobbies on a Budget
Friday 2nd of November 2012
I have a definite love for chocolate. My husband knows that he can bring home chocolate and help my day turn around! Or the kids can do something totally random and really make me smile! Great reminder to live in the moment!
Christa @ Little BGCG
Saturday 14th of July 2012
I love the dancing in the rain quote. In the last couple of months I've really had to learn how to do that.
Michelle Garrett
Thursday 12th of July 2012
Everyone should eat dessert first at least once in their lifetime :)
Michelle Garrett
Thursday 12th of July 2012
Oh the power of suggestion...that sounds awesome right now...and it is my Friday...hmmmm....
Michelle Garrett
Thursday 12th of July 2012
Thanks for chiming in! One of my favorite moments is when one of the boys will say "Mommy, remember when..." I know I'm creating memories that will stick with them through their lives and they'll pass on to their children.