This blog post is lovingly and gratefully dedicated to my friend Sally, without whom it would not have been possible. :) You see, Sally had been asking me for some time if she could keep the boys for me to give me some extra time to do whatever I wanted with it. Today was the day, and I was looking forward to having time by myself to accomplish something. With so many projects on my want-to-do list, what should I choose? Tobin's room.
Here, in chronological order, is how my day went, showing how the project fared:
After I picked up the boys and heard all about what a WONDERFUL time they had at Sally's (Tobin kept asking, "When do we go there again?"), I brought them home, get them settled for naps and quiet time, then resumed my work. Five hours after I started the project, it was finished. Hooray for beginning and ending a project in the same day! Hooray for friends who give the gift of time! :)
After I was done, I tiptoed down to the library to check on Tobin, who was having his quiet time down there "for special," instead of in his room like normal. This is what I found:
He's not the only one of my boys to fall asleep on this old brown chair. :)
Thank you so much, Sally, for blessing me by giving me time, providing such a fun morning for my boys, and even feeding them lunch. I'm grateful from the bottom of my heart! :)
5 comments:
What a great friend! Yay for getting a project done from start to finish!!
What a wonderful gift she gave you indeed :)
And how sweet are these photos ... thumb in the mouth - c.u.t.e.
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You're welcome! We enjoyed it so much and my kids had a terrific time. Your boys are a treat to keep, they are so well-behaved and such good examples for my children. I wish I could do this more often!
I so, so glad you got Tobin's room finished. I know that's a good feeling and I'm sure he'll enjoy it more now too.
I just took time to watch the videos. You worked hard today! I hope you get some rest tonight. Tobin's room looks great, and I think you have good organizational skills.
The brown chair looks like a wonderful sleeping spot.
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