Happy New Year! January 21, 2007

If you are reading this you are finally at my new blog space that I started 2 months ago but haven’t blogged in because of lack of time and fear of the new. I haven’t figured out how to blog here, but today it is happening. We’ve weathered the bad weather and enduring more cold, rainy weather for the next week. I am in this new state of mind and working on positive streamlining and visualization. I’m being told (not unveiling my sources just yet) that in the great words of some baseball field in Ohio (what am I talking about) that “if you ask for it, it will come”. O.K. I would like a house of our own and a restaurant of our own. There I said it. How do you wish for more while being simultaneously content with what you have? Ponder that! I wish I could say that my life is so great that I did not have to set New Year’s Resolutions. I will admit that I really didn’t even think about New Year’s Resolutions until well into the new year, then I thought, “Well, there are a few things.”. I wish I would adhere to YAAC (yoga at all costs) more often. That means going to bed early and getting up early, which is sometimes hard. When I really think about it, my resolutions become all to overwhelming, the many things I’d care to fix about my life. How to become a more interesting mother? How do I not get mad at people? How do I figure out what’s best for me to do right now? Whoops, I think I might be diarying. So sorry. Here is what we did for the one good day of the snow jail we were in. Cooked. Baked and Cooked. The other days I just freaked out like a caged animal cooped up with pets from another breed. We did finally put up shelves that opened up our space tremendously and moved the “thomas the train table” back into Jake’s room. It feels like a large house now. Yippee. I wish I could share a pic of Jake in an apron licking a spoon but unfortunately there are warped minds out there who are imprisoned in there own perversions so that I’m not able to share the beauty of an ecstatic young life. Everything is good and be patient while I brush up on my writing skills.

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