Corey left this morning on his first business trip of the season. He'll be gone roughly every other week from this point until May.
The good news? After I get the kids to bed, I'll be free to curl up on the couch with my "Northern Exposure" DVDs, an obsession I have that Corey doesn't share.
The bad news? I'll miss nightly moments like this.
Footnote: I feel compelled to add that I finished the Harry Potter series yesterday, which is a darn good thing because I doubt I could have read them by myself in a darkened house -- too much intensity to handle alone. Yet, since they are almost impossible to put down, I probably would have found myself reading them anyway and then never sleeping.
Also, now that I've finished "The Deathly Hallows," I'm backing off my assertion from last week that I would like to parent like Dumbledore. I still admire his patience and wisdom and charm. But I wouldn't want to emulate him in every way.
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Aww, I predict some long weeks as the girl who yells "Da!" tries to figure out why he disappears for days at a time!
ReplyDeleteBy the time you get them all to bed, you'll deserve the treat of curling up and watching whatever you wish.
But, um, is a Minnesota winter not enough Northern Exposure for you?!
I'm sorry Kelly. I get it. I really do. Every other week feels like my middle name. Ew.
ReplyDeleteYou are a bigger person than I though. The night before Ryan leaves, I'm so uptight that I act like a big freak. Knowing is half the battle. Now I just need to STOP freaking...sigh.
I'll be thinking of you a lot and praying for smooth days and a crazy miracle peace in the solo parenting.
Northern Exposure.
ReplyDeleteI knew I liked you.
Solo parenting.
ReplyDeleteNot for the weak.
May your snows be few and your thaws be many so at least you can get outside.
(I do like to dream.)