Thursday, April 23, 2009

Clueless

Todd's been up late the last few nights working on his thesis paper, and has been falling asleep on the couch for the couple hours of sleep he actually gets. So upon waking up, I was not alarmed when he was not in bed. As the next hour passed, I was busy waking up girls, making lunches, refereeing fights, wiping noses, repairing a skirt, getting Claire breakfast and sending three out of four out the door to school. When I finally had a moment of quiet (with the exception of Claire's incessant cry of "Mommy, I NEED you!!!" -meaning she wants me to hold her and look directly at her without distraction while she tells me something I already knew or something I didn't want to know.) I sat down to check my email when the phone rang. Answering it, I was surprised to hear Todd's voice on the other end! What!? I asked where he was and he told me he was at work already. I had to admit, I'd thought he was here somewhere the whole time. "When I noticed you weren't on the couch I figured you were in the bathroom." I wonder how long it would've taken me to figure out he wasn't in the bathroom.

4 comments:

Mark and Shauna said...

LOL- that is hilarious!! I don't know how you juggle 4 kids- I barely scrape by with just 1 right now!

Kim said...

so funny. Hey I wanted to write back to you regarding your post about the pictures and blur. The blur is controled by the aperture on a camera and the lense you use. My kit lense that came with my camera has an aperture range starting at 3.5 (the smaller the number the more blur you get in the background. the lense I use most is my 50mm f/1.8 (the f stands for aperture) so this lense the aperture starts at 1.8 which means I giet a lot of blur. This is totally in simplified terms. I hope that helps. If you are interested in learning more Julia and I are part of a photogrpahy blog and if you want to be a part of it just let me know, there are a lot of beginners and we are all learning together.

Kelli said...

lol! Mornings are just too crazy to notice something like a missing husband:) Sometimes Lance calls me while I'm trying to get us out the door for school to ask a stupid question- I'm never very friendly at those moments!

Amanda Davis said...

I have the same thing happen as Kelli! I think it would have taken me a while to notice to if I was use to Larry being home in the morning. That is pretty funny!