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Home Sweet Home
Jan. 3rd, 2010 09:51 amWe are home from the Happiest Place on Earth.
The best thing about being home?
No crowds. Your own bed. More than one bathroom. A separate room for the TV and the kids who snore. LOL. But I already miss the park.
( A Disney Tale )
Fitness and Healthy-ish Eating at the Happiest Place on Earth
( count down to a half marathon )
And the trials and tribulations of being a Parent at the happiest place on earth.
( it wouldn't be a family vacation without some jests and tears )
P.S. 2009 was an interesting year. I had my own challenges, which in someways I'm still learning to work through. But I think that's the point of life; you're never done learning about yourself or learning how to survive. And I really believe that happiness is something we have inside us and not something we can get from others or find in an object. I don't think I have any serious regrets from 2009 and I am filled with optimism for 2010.
Last night we got home to a house that's still somewhat trashed from our X-mas celebrations and I have a 12th night ensemble to finish, so pardon me if I borrow Mickey's magic mop n bucket while I also marshal the mice and the birds out to the (frigid) sewing workshop to "... whistle as we work..."
The best thing about being home?
No crowds. Your own bed. More than one bathroom. A separate room for the TV and the kids who snore. LOL. But I already miss the park.
( A Disney Tale )
Fitness and Healthy-ish Eating at the Happiest Place on Earth
( count down to a half marathon )
And the trials and tribulations of being a Parent at the happiest place on earth.
( it wouldn't be a family vacation without some jests and tears )
P.S. 2009 was an interesting year. I had my own challenges, which in someways I'm still learning to work through. But I think that's the point of life; you're never done learning about yourself or learning how to survive. And I really believe that happiness is something we have inside us and not something we can get from others or find in an object. I don't think I have any serious regrets from 2009 and I am filled with optimism for 2010.
Last night we got home to a house that's still somewhat trashed from our X-mas celebrations and I have a 12th night ensemble to finish, so pardon me if I borrow Mickey's magic mop n bucket while I also marshal the mice and the birds out to the (frigid) sewing workshop to "... whistle as we work..."
