So! How was your day, honey?

Coooool!!! I can imagine being excited to do something like that, too. I am so proud of you! I guess you hadn't had too much coffee so you hands weren't shaking.

I had to do a cadaver lab that last time I was in school for a degree. It was so awesome. The human body is the most amazing thing ever. You're very lucky.

I would be honoured

Let’s begin with the day before yesterday...

I was home ill in bed.
Just sent the oldest daughter in school by bus, and I was about to faint, when she called me (from a friends phone), that she forgot her phone in the bus!!!
The phone I just bought her! THAT phone!!!

Well I got up from my bed made of flowers, and jumped into the car, and drove the route the bus was supposed to drive hoping to catch the bus... and holing that someone honest actually had given the phone to the driver...

Saw the bus, and put the car aside. Jumped out of the car, and ran after the bus (let’s not forget that I’m ilk)
When I reached the bus, the driver looked away, and drove away!!!
I was (of course) sure, that the driver ignored me on purpose, and I was about to explode!

Back to the car, and after the bus again!
Managed to catch it at the station, where I threw myself in front of a kindergarden and asked the driver if he had the phone.
The driver was very friendly, and now I belive he actually didn’t saw me at that time before.

And the best thing:

HE HAD THE PHONE!!!

Then I drove home and continued fainting...

We need 'Wow', 'amazed' 'in awe' and 'sad' buttons for your posts Ninja

Looooong. Five hours of massage in a row, no break. Good thing I love, love, love my job.

Ha ha, I definitely have "guns." (That's what we use here are a term for hulkingly big arm muscles). I can be a little self conscious about them at times.
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Today was a bit of a mixed bag. A friend who is in her 20's (I could be her mother) woke me up on my "sleep in" day to text me "Happy Mother's Day!" Whoa, I was definitely thinking, "I love you, but right now not so much."

Mr. K made us waffles for breakfast. I had a leisurely morning and a good workout, followed by a latte, rice krispy treat and browsing in Barnes & Noble.

Came home and got ready to go out to dinner for Mother's Day. 5-year-old son proceeded to throw a sh!t fit and was massively rude to me, killing my desire to go out to dinner and we would have been late for our reservation, anyway, so we cancelled. Ordering take-out, instead. May play some Civ.

This Mother's Day sure sums up motherhood: a total mixed bag, with surprises around every corner, turning on a dime.