Saturday, February 16, 2008

What to write about...

Every one tells me that my blog is boring because I don't update it enough. I guess it's hard to find time to sit at the computer and write when you're working 40 hours a week and being a mom full time. On top of that, life needs to be handled as far as bills, cleaning, laundry, dishes...oh ya, I get to eat, too. So, no one cooks for me, I do it all myself and I feel I do a pretty good job at it. Sometimes I can get down on myself because I get to feeling overwhelmed and need a break. Now, when I talk of a break, I just mean seeing new faces, new scenery, window shopping or even real shopping. I enjoy Target, maybe too much. I think you can find me there a few times a week.
Tomorrow is going to be interesting. I have never been to my ward, but I need to go and like Paul says, continue to go. It's a big deal for me because I haven't walked into a church alone for years, but I'm not alone now, Enzo will be walking in with me...or in my arms. Now, how do I track down that Bishop of mine? Do I run to him after Sacrament? Or do I catch him before Sacrament? Either way, it's a must that I track him down. I have a handsome son that needs to be blessed. I have a date set, but yet, I'm not on the ball with getting things ready for that day. Tomorrow will be a start and possibly a new beginning for us.
I'll end this with a funny. I got stuck in the snow the other day. I parked in front of Enzo's daycare and upon leaving found that I wasn't going anywhere. My tires were spinning, but I wasn't moving. Sometimes I think I need a four wheel drive, but then again, this is the first bad winter in the 3 that I've been here. We'll see where I'm at financially come fall and decide from there, but I really love my car, besides the NO POWER LOCKS. It's funny how my niece gets in the car and asks why we have to pull up and push down on that lock. Times have changed, that's for sure.
Ok...I'm rambling now. Hope you are all doing fantastic.
I'll leave you with yet another picture of Enzo, my handsome fella.
Paul, if you or Brandy are reading this...do you have a play pen that's not being used for when I'm in Texas?

Monday, February 11, 2008

Amazing...


It really amazes me how fast our children grow up. It seems as if with each new passing day, Enzo is doing more and truly more and more joyful to be around. Lately he's been throwing out big smiles and such, he talks like momma...A LOT! I am looking forward to our years to come, to teach him and grow with him. He has been such a blessing in my life and I'm so excited for our years to come. He'll be getting blessed on March 16th if everything goes as planned, the only thing is, I can't get in touch with my bishop. Looks like we'll be showing up for church on Sunday.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Google.Com

The guy at work and I were messing around googling today at work. When I typed in my name under images, this is what came up. I burst out "hey, here's my brother" Larry says "nu uh" hee hee hee...it sure is! I think it's quite funny how I google Lindsey Romer and I get Paul's crazy picture.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Back into the groove...

I will miss these days at work!

No more staying home and enjoying the sweet life of mother and son, going where I want when I want, visiting with friends and family during the day, taking naps, sleeping in, etc. It's over!
My Sweet Enzo started daycare yesterday as I am back to work full time. The money I'll earn will be fabulous to pay the bills, but it's heart wrenching that I can't be there to teach Enzo the things a mother teaches. I have to say that I handled the drop off much better than expected. I guess life has been so busy, work has been busy, doctor appointments, errands, etc. have kept me from dwelling on the idea of him being away. I am VERY grateful for the daycare provider I have chosen. He is in a home daycare with an LDS woman who has been doing this for 30 years. I guess after raising 6 kids of your own and providing daycare for that amount of time, you pretty much know what you're doing. It may take a few days or weeks for the two to get acquainted, but in the meantime, they will both survive. Enzo had a great day there yesterday, so she said, but didn't smile for her once. The moment I took him away he was all smiles as I babbled with him. He's an amazing lil' boy and I'm so grateful to have him as my son.

Oh ya...2nd day of daycare and work we got out of the house in 24 minutes. I woke up late and feeling exhausted, but we did it. I won't mention what I look like today.