Those were the salad days, the halcyon years! The sleepless nights, the wailing babies; the days the interior of the house looked like it had been hit by a hurricane; the times I had five kids....and a wife in bed with fever. Even when the fourth glass of milk got spilled in a single night, or the shrill screeching threatened to split my skull, or when I was bailing out some son or other -- or, in one memorable instance, Bobo -- from a minor predicament at the police station, they were good years, grand years.
Here's to the exhausting best days of my life.
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The impressive thing is that the bed underneath that pile is made! You deserve a pat on the back for that one :).
It's the guest room so it's the one place that stays clean. When people come over I shut every door but that one.
Natalie. The bed is made. YOU WIN. ;-)
Oh, just saw the comment above! HA!
Okay, even a made guest bed is a winner. Abby now sleeps in our guest room because she doesn't like her own bed. So we don't have a made guest bed, master bed, or toddler bed since she still plays there. You totally still win. ;-)
This makes me want to read "Water for Elephants," if I ever get some free time one of these salad days.
What a sweet passage. It's certainly reigns true.
Thanks for including links to the definitions - love learning new words.
PS - I'm here EVERYDAY but I can't comment due to internet restrictions at work :S Love coming to check out what's going on in your life and such - keep up the great blogging.
PPS - Happy 10th Anniversary!! (belated) What a milestone! :)
Natalie, my sister Amy told me to check out your blog post about your letter to your kids after my girlfriend and i just broke up. Thanks for the insights!
I love this photo!!!
I loved that quote when I read that book, and I love this post.
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