How has it already been another month? Time? Please slow down… The house is decorated, almost done shopping, and all the presents that are in the house are wrapped and under the tree. This year, we assigned each person in the house a Christmas themed name for other gift tags, so no one (except the elves) knows whose package is whose. We have Fruitcake, Noel-It-All, Hot Apple Cider, Sleigh BElle, Jack Frost, and Silber Bells. Still don't want them o shave all the presents, but this way no one knows who's is who's. They think I chose names to suit their personalities. But, Did I?????
We had a pretty low-key Thanksgiving. Lara was staying with my parents due to her sorority house being closed for the week, and the boys (Britt, Jake, and Finn) and I went to Perkins for a nice lunch, so family time, board games, and all the storytelling we could handle.
Then, after that brief break, everything hit the winter stride. When basketball season starts, we just get so crazy busy! Add to that, Jake went to the eye doctor ad now has glasses and contacts – all new a week before his first game! It’s been an adjustment (he missed ALL his shots first practice with contacts), and his lenses are on BACKORDER (thank you, global supply chain issues), so we are wearing contacts only for games and trying to save them while wearing glasses all the rest of the time. (PS - Britt measured the boys last week. Jake is 6'7" and Finn is 4'6")
Today is Cousin Kayleigh’s 15th birthday. I haven’t seen her in a while, but the grandparents went down to Texas late last month to see her in her school play. I can’t believe she is FIFTEEN! And that means Jake will be 15 in 5 weeks, too! HOW are these babies so old already??? We are wishing her a VERY happy birthday and hope she gets treated like royalty today! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KAYLEIGH!
My college kids are done for the semester, and the boys go to school all this week, then Monday and Tuesday next week. I am working Monday – Wednesday next week, then I will get a bit of a break as well. So thankful to work at the university so I get a nice long break as well. Not as long as the rest of my family (Lara gets like 6 weeks! Emma about 5, and the boys almost 3), but long enough to recharge some very drained batteries. Still learning new things every day, and we are in the middle of having several systems ready for “go live” on Jan 24, so the next month will be intense! I can’t wait for the next steps…
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