Then one of my favourite blogging moms, Rach at Life with Baby Donut, decided to host a link up along with Sara at Life's Recipe, and I was once again inspired.
What I learned this week:
1. I learned (or was reminded of the fact that) a massage is like a little slice of heaven and always helps me sleep like a baby (one of those babies that sleeps for 6 hours overnight as soon as they come home from the hospital, not one of those babies - like mine - who sleep for only one hour at a time for five months).
2. I learned that story time at the zoo starts at 11:00 not 11:30 and is at the north end of the zoo, not the south end. Oops! Sorry M! Mama needed a nap that day.
3. I learned that my son can easily survive a 3 hour camp, and even enjoy himself... the whole time. Crisis averted!
4. I learned that if you eat before a late evening get together with friends, none of them will have eaten yet and vice versa.
5. I learned that I can bike for hours and hours and still not really want to stop. What's that about?
6. I learned that hanging out with friends while the kids play on the playground equipment and someone feeds you hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream, water and juice is not half bad!
7. Oh, and I learned that I have the kind of boobs (can I say "boobs" on the interweb?) that really hurt when they get squished in a mammogram machine. Happy news though - negative mammograms-2, cancer-0! Woot!
Have a great week everyone!
Well that's a lot of learning, I'd say! Yeah on cancer free! Keep learning and enjoy your summer!
ReplyDeletePamela
I so need a massage! Donut sounds like your son regarding sleep at the moment. Good for you for spening time outdoors. I love bike rides, but its way too hot here to go riding!
ReplyDeleteLove this post!
ReplyDeletePamela, thanks! I definitely will.
ReplyDeleteRach, thanks for the prompt. It was fun to reflect in this way. Sorry to hear you have had to deal with no-sleep issues! Hope that has improved??
Sadie, thanks so much!
Look at how these linkies are hooking us up! You just stopped by my blog (Just Jennifer) and now I'm here AND I discovered you also have a book blog. Yay! So I will be following both!
ReplyDeleteYay, indeed! Thanks Just Jennifer! :)
ReplyDeleteI love bike rides and can go forever too! And yay for negative mammograms!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the negative mammogram! And I agree 100000% massages are like a piece of heaven!
ReplyDeleteYou know what would be really fantastic? A bike ride *followed* by a massage. Ahhhhh!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting, Kimberly and Barbara!
Wow, all that in one week???!!! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the clear mammogram. I haven't had one yet myself, but I imagine mine are going to hurt like a mother.
#1 reminds me that I intended to schedule a massage--the first since Li'l D was born!--a month ago. Time to get crackin' on that!
ReplyDeleteI thought mammograms hurt *all* boobs.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'm not sure you're allowed to say boobs on the Interwebs other than in captions for pictures of them ...
Deb, it sounds like it's time! I try to book at least one per month. I hope you do get to go soon. An Epsom salt bath afterwards never hurts either... perhaps with a glass of wine... and some chocolate.
ReplyDeleteSteve, apparently they hurt some boobs more than others. For example, I'm pretty sure Stephen Harper would not feel a thing.
Thanks Amanda! Hopefully, when you go it won't hurt too much, and honestly, if it hurts, it hurts for seconds only. Nothing like having a baby! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo not looking forward to mammograms. I do the Scarlett thing a lot too...a LOT :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to sleep like a baby, the first kind. I think I am long overdue for a massage!
ReplyDeleteJen, you have to love Scarlett! She's just so oblivious!
ReplyDeleteGGM, I hope you get a chance to treat yourself to a massage very soon! :)
You learned many great things this week. I wish I could get a massage and sleep great after that. I have many times I get the time wrong for an activity and we are late or way to early. Oops.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear I am not alone, Jessica. I really didn't expect 'mommy brain' to last this long. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteYes!...same here on the mammogram. Shoot, it's almost time for mine.
ReplyDeleteJust stopping by to say hi,
Courtney
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