Good Evening Humble Readers...
Has this ever been a long week! Nothing terrible or anything, but really long. I've been so exhausted that it's all I can do to get myself out the door for work each day.
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Perhaps the exhaustion is connected to the crazy insomnia I've had. I'm totally pooped at night and fall asleep by 10:30, but I wake up around 2am and am awake for anywhere from 45 minutes to a couple of hours. Of course it could also be connected to the crazy dreams I've been having (the most memorable involved me visiting a 'friend' with a newborn in a hospital in New Jersey. I have no idea who the friend was, and the baby had four eyes... and I don't mean glasses!).
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Red meat is pretty well off the menu for the next while. And dark green veggies. And processed cheese. However, tomatoes totally rock!
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I've finally gotten my backside in gear and made a hair appointment. It shouldn't be something to procrastinate about, right? Nothing complicated, right? Well, even after living in this town for almost three years, I still don't have a regular hairdresser. I'm trying another new salon, in hopes that I might find someone that I feel comfortable with. I wish I would have done this a month and half ago... my roots are an absolute nightmare and will have to stay that way until the end of May. But, I'm getting a haircut... no more bangs in my eyes or split ends. I'm going to ask about a different shampoo/conditioner. I've always just used drug store brands, but I'm getting more and more frustrated with the oiliness of my hair (you'd think I was back in highschool).
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After several weeks of absolutely gorgeous spring-like weather, the winter has reared it's ugly head for a final (we hope) blast of snow and wind. And when I say wind... holy crappola Humble Readers... it's been blowing from the northwest for three days now and people are starting to get a little buggy. This usually happens once in April and then once in May. Remind me why I live here again?
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My Beloved preached again tonight. He got a lot of good comments after last time (even though it was a rushed service) and he did a great job again tonight. There are a few things that he needs to work on, but it looks like he might have a semi regular gig doing this, at least while we are without a pastor.
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I hope you are all having a great weekend! We are off to the MIL's tomorrow afternoon.
While I might not be a hobbit genetically, I do believe that I am one culturally. A homebody at heart, with a fear of (but slight craving for) adventure, who values simple things like good food, good books, and good friends. Chronicling the journey of the unlikely pairing of a Hobbit and an Ent, who have travelled down the road through infertility & RPL, toward building our family. We've come a long way, and now with two precious wee-lings in tow, our road goes ever on and on...
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Saturday, April 10, 2010
Hobbit-ish Potpurri: Week 6
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