I am usually able to find the humor in my most chaotic days, after all the last two weeks of 2009 were enough to have me officially committed – let’s take a look…
12/15 – My iPhone takes a bath in the washing machine…
12/17 – MRI results suck – tumor is growing, I am thankful it is minimal; still my heart hurts so badly.
12/19 – Saints lose to Dallas – not major in the grand scheme of things but I was not a happy chicka.
12/21 – Greer sticks finger in sewing machine – ER visit (see my entry below for further…)
12/22 – I wake up with Laryngitis – voice mimics the Godfather’s and well, Mark’s for that matter.
12/23 – Mark’s bankcard is stolen, checking account emptied – (overdrawn actually) – ugghhhh
12/24 – FedEx fails to deliver Jackson’s biggest (in impression not actual size) Christmas present as promised by their “overnight” policy.
12/25 – My temp. reaches levels it hasn’t seen in years, maybe decades – it has to be the flu – I am NOT believing this!
So, I’ll stop there – I feel like I am in slow motion – like “the funk” has jumped up and grabbed me by the throat, I’m too tired to fight back. This is frustrating because I feel like all of my life, I have been immune to “the funk” – I kick ass and take names, I am a woman on fire – bring it ‘cause I can handle it – well, not so much this time – it’s time to break out the big girl panties – metaphorically, of course – and just deal with it!
Any Questions?
2 comments:
Wish I could leave some sort of positive comment, to at least help a little. In truth, if all of that happened to me, my first thought would be "what side of the bridge should I jump from". Hang in there?? That's really all I've got. Sorry.
You don't know me but I have been following your blog from the beginning and I have been following your son on Caring Bridge from the beginning too. I have kept your family in my prayers all along. I know there isn't much I can say to make you feel any better, but just know that God is right there with you. And although it sounds crazy right now, he never gives us more than we can handle. I can more than relate with you at this time as my father-in-law got admitted to the hopsital on Christmas Day along with 10 other things. Just know you have God behind you. God Bless you and your entire family.
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