How Mom and Mark time went:
- He didn't wake up until 11:15.
- He was impatient to go shopping while I was talking to Marianne on the phone so I sent him inside with my list.
- When I was done with the call, this happened:
- He was talking into his watch, but I thought "I'll six" was some kind of lingo for I'll circle back around. I don't know. I try to keep up.
- Mark didn't want to push the cart.
- I argued, "You're dad always pushes the cart."
- He said, "You're the adult."
- He's 19, so we are both adults, but I pushed the cart and he hurried around the store grabbing the wrong things and then I sent him back for the right thing. Repeat repeat repeat.
- He had an existential crisis about tomato sauce being different than marinara sauce. "But they are both sauce and they both have tomatoes." I know, Mark. Everything is going to be OK.
- He evaporated when it was time to load food into the grocery bags and I didn't have Adam's skills and it felt like when Mark was a baby and Adam was traveling and I had to be in charge of him during church and I didn't know how.
I still enjoyed Mom and Mark day. I always will.
Other things I'm grateful for today:
The Beautiful Snow
Celebrating with My People
Adam and Emma are home from work today and we have a final bit of time before everyone is back to work/school/life as we know it. Mark and I stocked up on delicious treats and we've got nothing to do and all day to get there.
2 comments:
Sounds wonderful! (The no where to go and all day to get there)
Ammon saw the picture of your tree. He was impressed and asked "Where is that?"
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