(Twins).
(Lilac) not fair after all you've done for them.
Stamping foot.
OKay, it sounds like LO is learning how to do things for himself, even without the cards. I guess I was asking because I think a lot about how lax I was with my DGirls. I did not establish any routines with them. I did ask for help sometimes, but if they didn't respond I just did it all myself. I didn't have any reinforcing help from their father, so I didn't fight it, I just worked like a dog. DD1 has a more organized nature and she's doing ok. DD2 is more spontaneous, and she also has the busiest schedule, and she struggles with everything. I guess I feel guilty that I did not give her the tools she needed. If I only could go back. Hindsight, ya know.
DH was in "project" mode, so my paperwork challenges came to a halt while I helped him. He brought home a long grab bar for our shower. I helped him attach it, which meant cleaning out a big closet on the other side of the shower. He is being proactive; I have heard him say that his hip is "progressing". It is sad to me that we are on this "path" so soon...and after a lifetime of hard work we go into our retirement years impaired.
I also helped him with a repair in his truck, where he was underneath the dashboard attaching something, and I handed tools, held the light, etc. He also replaced the toilet bolts in our cheapest toilet. They rusted cause they were brass coated, not all brass; and the tank was leaking onto the floor.
So we've had dinner and I'm back working on figures. I fixed the 4 sheets, and have one more to print up. I'm getting closer to DONE!
Dee, did you see my post a couple days ago about DH's eye surgery?
Oh, I almost forgot, I wanted to say Happy New Year to
Lynlee, who has already been in the new year!
d2s
