Well.…bet every­one won­dered if I’d dropped off the earth or something…which really is quite a funny say­ing when you think about it…I mean really, has any­one EVER dropped off the earth? No. But it is a great visual.

It has been a fun, fast and furi­ous week and I am glad all is set­tling back to some sem­blance of nor­mal. A quick trip to the cities to help with some babysit­ting duties (which I am still suf­fer­ing from.…HA…right). Avoid­ing a snow storm to get there. My daugh­ters first, and hope­fully her last, time see­ing her infant pro­jec­tile vomit, which, as she says, is like a scene out of a hor­ror movie, but all was well. Spend­ing time with other grand­baby which is never enough with either of them as they are chang­ing faster than imag­in­able. Watch­ing the olympics with my son-in-law and daugh­ter. I’m telling you, it is really bor­ing here with­out their “com­ments”.  Finally get­ting to spend a lit­tle time with my old­est daugh­ter try­ing to catch up and we NEVER have enough time. Giv­ing my son and his wife an unex­pected night out. Then com­ing home to a sick employee for whom I had to fill in for and that makes for one crazy week!

So back I am with lots of thoughts on lots of things. And yet, I am still get­ting the gig­gles every time I think of my daugh­ter hav­ing to use her inhaler, she was laugh­ing so hard at some­thing her hus­band had done. I know, I know, you are want­ing to know but it is her story to tell. I will say that every­one should have a night when they need an inhaler because they are laugh­ing so hard. Life would be so much richer!!

Thanks guys!!