Each day has been a series of handling one situation after another, pleading with him to find things to actually be happy about. Liam has always been a glass half empty kind of guy. I know that is probably just the way he is wired, so I have been trying to teach him to find the beauty in the moment. This is tricky with a two year old.
But all of this is not the pain in the neck I am referring to. No. Today I woke up with a real pain in my own neck that has given me an awful tension headache all day long. Ugh.
I learned early on in our marriage that (1) Gabriel doesn't get bad headaches, so (2) he doesn't get why he should tread lightly, speak softly, or otherwise pamper me when I get a real doozy like today. But what he does get, and does oh so well, is that Liam is in his charge today.
After church, I took a wonderfully long nap. The kind of the deepest slumber where I wake up, not once, but twice, with some serious drool accumulation. It was a good nap.
Liam has had a great day with his daddy, who managed to go outside and capture spring emerging in our backyard while Liam took his own nap.
Here is what caught his eye:
oh, my heart goes out to you. dylan became definitively two at the end of my pregnancy, too. what a supportive husband you have, to give you the rest you need. feel better.
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ReplyDeleteoh happy happy! (for great husbands and for Spring, not for headaches) And SORRY!! We were in St. Louis all week and I never kept track of my phone! So glad he didn'[t have to go to the ER.
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