So, you know - I actually DO have curtains for the bedroom window now. I do not yet have them up, unfortunately. The ones I bought are grey. Really love them. They match that soft grey blanket that I love. Gray? I don't think I know how to spell that. Spell check is not telling me either one is wrong. Gray looks better than grey. Anyway, I always like to look at the shadows of the tree on the sheet (that is still hanging up because I am being lazy about putting a curtain rod up) in the morning when I wake up. The shadow is different every morning, for whatever reason. I'm pretty sure that tree doesn't move much, it is dead or dying and I can't imagine it is moving. Although, the earth is, and I don't wake up at the same exact time every day - so the shadow is different. So I always look. I woke up one morning, I think it was the morning I left to come to Kansas to say goodbye. And my tree-shadow had a heart.
This is pretty much exactly what it looked like. To me, it is a heart. It has never looked like that since. It really is different every day. I will miss it when I put the new curtains up. I like the sun and I like my tree-shadow.
I miss cooking for you. Every time I cook I wish you I were cooking for you and you were here to eat it and eat with me. One night I told the kids to get bowls out. And I let them eat cereal for dinner. No joke. Just as much as they wanted. Filler up. I had no appetite, and did not feel like cooking for just me - because whatever I had planned I knew the kids would eat a bite and a half of and it just seemed ridiculous to go through the trouble of cooking for just me when I didn't want to eat anyway.
So the next day I woke up and made breakfast, lunch and dinner with you on my mind - and took pictures, so that I could share them with you. It made me more determined to actually cook. I don't know why. I should do it every day though because I made delicious food that day. For breakfast I made scrambled eggs, with sauteed kale, onion, mushrooms and garlic, and cheese. Actually, I eat this almost every day, thanks to Bountiful Baskets always giving me a boat-load of kale every week. I made the kids scrambled eggs. But their picture was boring, so I took a picture of mine. For lunch we had salad - kind of plain, but it looks delish, right? Just a salad of romaine, tomato, cukes, zukes, and leftover chicken chopped. I think cheese too, you know me and cheese - best friends and all.
For dinner I made chicken with asparagus, and wrapped it in, and baked it. The white looking rice stuff is actually my new favorite cauliflower/kale/garlic concoction, it makes me drool thinking about it. The kids even eat it.
So, I had really good intentions on doing a "Day in the Life Of" for you, with pictures of everything we did, hence the foody pics, but I kept forgetting to take pictures. So I plan on doing that eventually, hopefully quite a few times. But I did manage to get a cute shot of our adorable children at swim lessons.
Goggle Nerds, eh? |
I can't remember if you saw this before you left, but Ethan attached himself to me one night at bedtime. Curled his fingers around my shirt and clung on for life, I guess. He needs his own bed. Or maybe I do.
Miss you much, love you more. <3
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