This is a few days ago:
It is hard not to get excited that Spring is here but everybody says it is just a fake out. We've got some snow forecasted for Tuesday. Still, we have been having lots of sun shine into our dining room. At lunch time I sit right in front of the window and just let it shine on my face (blinding me) while we eat lunch. I love that. Sun in my face. Sun on my body. Sun in general. We were trying to take advantage of our sunniest spot in the house for my Pollyanna idea.
Pollyanna is such a great movie. It was a big part of my childhood. Some important lessons I learned from this flick:
- Fishing with a rock is not super effective.
- "Prisms" will paint rainbows on your wall.
- It is fun to chew your food like a cow.
- String beans make a fun and very portable snack.
- Don't try to climb a tree while holding a doll.
- You can always find something to be glad about. They called it "The Glad Game".
- I'm glad that Tati's accidents that she has are mostly just pees.
- I'm glad the stained glass that fell from my kitchen window was only a piece I bought at the thrift store for $3.
- I'm glad that my kids eat hummus and like it because I love it.
- I'm glad that Greg let's me sleep in as much as he can because he knows that I'm not a morning person.
- I'm glad that I've gotten my bootie on my treadmill every day this week and even ran for a bit a few times.

3 comments:
I am glad that you can find so many things to be thankful for and that you do have sunshine in your life.
That's a shame about the coming snow. I'm trying to imagine myself outside in 40 degree weather with only a hoodie on and I can't picture it. That counts as "freezing" in my brain. I hope you guys stay warm enough through this next cold spell. When does spring really start up there in the great white north.
By they way, I was looking at a map the other day to get the traffic report for Stephan's drive home and just because I was curious, I looked up Edmonton. For some reason, I'm always shocked at how far north you guys are. You're so far away from us, it's crazy!
I'm glad that my children love meat.
I'm glad that Penny's not one of the "cryers" in her ballet class.
I'm glad both girls are napping right now.
I'm glad that this posting was almost free of potty talk. ;)
I'm glad that my husband will be home in 7 days and I can go back to sleeping in.
I'm glad that my kids are so independent.
I'm glad that the sunny U.S. shared Julie with us cold CDNs.
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