Mom's NOT crazy

And so two year-old Funnygirl tells the five-year-old Princess this morning "You need patience, honey." Funny how the two year-old gets that. Patience is hard on a kid. My kids are needless to say, not the best at waiting. The first example is the breakfast table: "Mommmeeeee! I need my cuppy!" "I want my Cheerios!" "Bitie-mans! I need my Bitie-mans!" (translation - vitamins -- which are gummy and look like candy. You'd want one, too.) Princess, as the oldest has struggled with patience the most. And she has learned the most. She had to be patient when mommy spent weeks in teh hospital with those babies in her belly. She had to be patient when we spent ALOT of time feeding those little rascals. She has had to be patient when the triplets are into danger and I need to run to them instead of clasp that toy necklace around her neck. "But mooooom! Help meeeee!" She gets it honest. My sister and I are champion whiners and im

Yes, my love. I have returned. I missed you. I thought about you. But I just did not have time for you. See, I have other loves in my life...much more important ones. I do not mean to offend you or make you feel unworthy of my time (precious as it is...), but I want you to know you have always held a special place in my heart. And so, as Peaches and Herb sing ..."reunited an it feels so gooood ," I want to embrace the world of blogging again. And for you shallow people who thought I was talking about a real person -- boy, you must have never read any of my former blogs! And now you are in for a treat -- or a travesty . Two things about my blogging that has not changed: I am entitled to my opinion -- agree with it or not/believe in it or not. I talk about my faith freely -- I will not apologize for it. Things that HAVE changed. If you are my friend on Facebook you see pics of the girls all of the time. For the sake of privacy I will not post pics at this time. If you want t