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OK, I have went back and tried to catch up on all the journaling that has been going on! And Joni gave me a big boost at shaming me for not journaling in sooo long. It is a pity that I have to catch up on this at work, but I am back at my for now current base in Warren County and have some spare time.
I'm a doer, not much of a talker, have learned to ask for what I need because people are not mind readers, if I want something done my way then I will have to probably do it or be grateful for what others do in their way. We are all special, and unique, and the Clark's have the gift of gab, Marty is wierdly hilarious, and my husband has always been a great talker, emailer, and now journaler...I do not know how I kept up with him in our early days of dating (emailing). Beth is a wonderful Mom strugging with a toddler who's favorite past time is NOT sleeping, and this is the winter to build up those immunities...as soon as you can open some windows that stale winter air and all the little germs hanging round can fly away. I was the one who perfected the "one day at a time" with Todd, and life has turned out awesome! So do what you can today, and each day you will be amazed at what you do accomplish. Send the boys and gal over for a day and I will watch the little critter, and the big critter and gal can have his Halo day ;-), and you can have a break.
Denver was beautiful, sunny everyday, a warm high 40's and 50's, the peolpe in our class were super nice, we passed with flying colors and Arlene and Dave Rohweder were wonderful hosts. I missed Todd something fierce, but was at least kept very busy. Never recovered from the jet lag, the altitude and was ready for bed everynight after dinner. We did make it over the Continental Divide at 17' and blizzard conditions in the mountains and saw REAL ski resorts! But in the end, I just wanted to be back home where I so love to hang out with all, and cuddle up to my honey (sorry Benson). I really am a home body, and with the GREAT friends I have in my life now I couldn't be more blessed.
And lastly, to feel a part of the cult, my gross me out story (especially for Marty) is ... yesterday I trasferred a patient who had MRSA and parasites in her sputum... so we wore masks, gowns and gloves of course, put a mask on her and had the heebeegeebees till I could get home and shower (it was the end of shift transport I am famous for, and didn't leave work till 9pm). So Eough, Later all
I'm a doer, not much of a talker, have learned to ask for what I need because people are not mind readers, if I want something done my way then I will have to probably do it or be grateful for what others do in their way. We are all special, and unique, and the Clark's have the gift of gab, Marty is wierdly hilarious, and my husband has always been a great talker, emailer, and now journaler...I do not know how I kept up with him in our early days of dating (emailing). Beth is a wonderful Mom strugging with a toddler who's favorite past time is NOT sleeping, and this is the winter to build up those immunities...as soon as you can open some windows that stale winter air and all the little germs hanging round can fly away. I was the one who perfected the "one day at a time" with Todd, and life has turned out awesome! So do what you can today, and each day you will be amazed at what you do accomplish. Send the boys and gal over for a day and I will watch the little critter, and the big critter and gal can have his Halo day ;-), and you can have a break.
Denver was beautiful, sunny everyday, a warm high 40's and 50's, the peolpe in our class were super nice, we passed with flying colors and Arlene and Dave Rohweder were wonderful hosts. I missed Todd something fierce, but was at least kept very busy. Never recovered from the jet lag, the altitude and was ready for bed everynight after dinner. We did make it over the Continental Divide at 17' and blizzard conditions in the mountains and saw REAL ski resorts! But in the end, I just wanted to be back home where I so love to hang out with all, and cuddle up to my honey (sorry Benson). I really am a home body, and with the GREAT friends I have in my life now I couldn't be more blessed.
And lastly, to feel a part of the cult, my gross me out story (especially for Marty) is ... yesterday I trasferred a patient who had MRSA and parasites in her sputum... so we wore masks, gowns and gloves of course, put a mask on her and had the heebeegeebees till I could get home and shower (it was the end of shift transport I am famous for, and didn't leave work till 9pm). So Eough, Later all