Wednesday
Jul042007
Same as yours...different from yours - holiday fun
Melody |
Wednesday, 4 July, 2007 at 12:55 PM Before actually arriving here at the Fourth of July, there were 4 different sets of plans. Now that it's here, 3 of those sets of plans have fallen by the wayside. In spite of those significant changes, I'm quite enjoying the way this day is unfolding.
How My Independence Day is Probably Similar to Yours:
- I'm taking the day off from work.
- Since yesterday, have let myself forget about such things as telephones and email.
- Both are very big deals.
How My Independence Day is Probably Different from Yours:
- The most riveting conversations I've had all day have been with a 16 month old.
- These exchanges began before 7 a.m.
- I wore comfy lounging pj's until nearly noon. Today has provided me with further evidence that I don't need to have my own children. I am nearly incapable of juggling simple tasks like showering and shaving my legs while being responsible for an exceptionally mobile small person. How do actual parents manage this stuff?
- Discovered that coffee on the deck overlooking a gargantuan back yard is a slice of perfection...particularly while a small child roams what must feel to him like acres of land.
- When said child finally decided his nap was in order, re-discovered the mindless joy that is surfing the net aimlessly in search of interesting websites and blogs and flickr photostreams of perfect strangers. Amused myself to no end.
- Chose to eat frozen cheesecake for lunch. It is a holiday, after all!
Update on Wednesday, 4 July, 2007 at 2:11 PM by
Melody
Melody
But Wait... There's More!
I failed to mention the:
- Dancing. Lots of dancing!
- Swinging. Even more swinging than dancing.
- Finally Mr. Pie has begun to grasp the usefulness of this cool new pair of shades from last post. What with all that bright sunshine and all.
- On the downside,I've observed far more than my share of the throwing of food. Lots and lots of throwing of food. One can only suppose it's from the sheer boredom from the menu. The bananas continue to be a hit, however...
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