She will be trouble someday!!! This was the conversation that occurred at breakfast the other day. I did not witness it, because I was resting my eyes (see previous post on blindness), but Kevin swears he told it to me word for word.
Mary: Daddy, you need to listen to me.
Kevin: I will always listen to what you have to say, but you also have to listen to Daddy.
Mary: Daddy, you NEED to listen to ME.
Kevin: Mary, I will always listen to what you have to say, but Daddy and Mommy are the bosses, and you have to listen to us and do what we say.
Mary: I can tell you are going to be a problem for me.
Really?!?!?!? She is about to be 3 at the end of this month! Where does she get this???
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Gripefest and blindness
I really have a bunch of stuff I wanted to blog about, all the way back from labor day, but whenever I think my life is going to calm down, something stirs it back up! The most recent stir was created by the quick temporary exit of a teacher, and the just as quick replacement of her, with me! I won't get into details, but I did threaten to quit my job so that I could live in Las Vegas and be a professional gambler... Did I mention the first two weeks of my new gig, my kids both had the tummy bug and one had an ear infection. Writing sub plans for a sub when you are the sub gets complicated!!!
Anyway, I am about to be finished with my "temporary" English teaching assignment. But to complicate things even further, I broke my glasses. My prescription was out of date. My vision insurance basically sucks. LASIKs is something that has been on my mind for a while. I did some research, went in for an eye exam to find out about it and/or get a new prescription and new glasses. Long story short. I had epi-Lasik eye surgery last Friday! So not only has teaching been challenging, just reading has been challenging. Fortunately the procedure went great, and I no longer have to wear glasses. This is good, because I feel muh cuter without them :)
Anyway, I am about to be finished with my "temporary" English teaching assignment. But to complicate things even further, I broke my glasses. My prescription was out of date. My vision insurance basically sucks. LASIKs is something that has been on my mind for a while. I did some research, went in for an eye exam to find out about it and/or get a new prescription and new glasses. Long story short. I had epi-Lasik eye surgery last Friday! So not only has teaching been challenging, just reading has been challenging. Fortunately the procedure went great, and I no longer have to wear glasses. This is good, because I feel muh cuter without them :)
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