Catchin' up!

         So today was ab-so-lute-ly B-E-A-UTIFL! I'm talking about having weather that wasn't to hot and it was just perfect to get out of the house and bask in the warmth of the sun. Therefore this mama played hooky on her cleaning duties and took the kids on a walk to the "lake" up the street from our house. We had a nice play day with old friends and had a lot to catch up on. You know when you have those certain friends in your life and it doesn't matter the amount of time that has gone by you can still pick up right where you left off?! Well that's how it is for me with a few of my long time friends. Hell one of my best friends lives in Texas and I never get to see her but every time we talk it's just like it was when we lived a few houses down from each other in Colorado. I love having people in my life that actually get me and my crazy ways (let's me know I'm not the only nut-job out there) People who when I'm having a problem they can relate and vice versa. Now I know I seem so outgoing and amazing and all lol but I have a serious problem talking to new people. Whenever I meet a new person I feel like I'm just some awkward freakazoid. That's why I like the few people I have in my life cause if it weren't for them I'd be a total hermit. So if you have a friend that you have been neglecting pick up a phone and give 'em a ring or go have coffee. There's nothing like catching up! I mean like today it was great cause I so rarely get a chance to have grown up conversation and most of the time my husbands talking to me about work or sports (things that bore me in other words). My kids got to play with hers and wore themselves out, which gives the added bonus of extra tired goobers, and they were so happy to see their friend as well. Heck I'm even zonked myself. Probably about to call it a night, but I thought I would let whom ever is reading this know my thoughts for today. Like I said in the beginning today was a beautiful day and we'll leave it at that. All my love and sweet dreams to all you out there.


                                                  Until next time,
                                                          Mama D.