(last night I journaled on a legal pad with a sharpie
because my real journal has disappeared from the face of the planet.
Transcribing here for the sake of posterity.)Tonight I turned on the lamp next to my bed and thought of Shelly. About how much I really do love my lamps and that I should thank her again for buying them for me.
Then I noticed that the crickets are really loud tonight and I wished they'd pipe down. . . but then I also realized that those noisy crickets mean Summer which equals REAL time with my kids, so I apologized to the crickets in my head for thinking bad things about them. Then the strangest thing happened. The crickets went silent. All by themselves.
Cardon, today you were cute, but terribly naughty during sacrament meeting. Thankfully, you redeemed yourself by being so concerned for the new girl during Sunday school. I love you a million.
I've decided that when I refer to the Sounds of Pertussis in passing, I'm just going to refer to it as "Sounds." The word pertussis, saying it, typing it, hearing it. . . makes me feel like I'm suffocating.
My stomache hurts. Probably because I'm terribly hungry. but more likely because of all the junk (read: "CRAP") I've been ingesting like a garbage disposal since New York. Unacceptable. Ends NOW. Scouts honor.
Women's Conference is coming up. I'm speaking on overcoming feelings of inadequacy. . . and I feel so inadequate. oh gol. the irony.
I like writing, though I'm certain I'm only moderately good at it. I think I would 100% definitely like writing less if I knew no one would ever read what I've written. It's not the writing that's therapeutic. It's the knowing that someone will be reading. Makes me less fancy now that you know that. I know. I agree.
I wish my stomach would stop hurting and the fan is blowing in my eyes.
Beats being hot.
I hope I take lots of beautiful pictures this week and that Ashley and I get a solid plan before she leaves to marry Alden.
I'm very happy for them by the way.
Richie is hard at work on his book, P.S.
It's fantastic and I'm amazingly proud of him, but tonight he didn't think so.
Truth be told, I think he's just hungry too. . .
Gosh I love that man.
The children are all nestled all snug in their beds, so, I suppose it's time to turn off Shelly's perfect lamp and zonk.
goodnight.
god is good.
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I hope my stomach feels better when I wake up in the morning. boo.