May Long



Cleaned out the shed yesterday, got DS riding his bike, (with training wheels), got DD back on her bike after her wipeout. DH and I got our bikes out. Got a little sunburnt. Went shopping, bought DD some new summer clothes. She needed them badly.

She got her bio-bloc (mouth widner) on Friday afternoon, she is having a hard time adapting to it. She is a little down over it. It is needed to make room for her adult teeth, so she doesn't have to have surgery like I did.

I cleaned the kitchen today. Doing laundry. WInd is blowing today. Heck of a killer migraine today.

And I am officially a guitar heroine. I did it, I did one song on guitar hero three for the WII. WOOHOO

Comments

Paula... said…
Sounds like a fab day - you're warming up and we're cooling down LOL. Enjoy the warm weather - it's always so refreshing to get outside after the doom and gloom of winter IYKWIM.
6:23 PM
Carrie said…
She looks totally cute in that had with that sassy smirk. I'm happy to hear that you convinced her to get back on the bike.
11:50 AM
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