May 12th

1. Mother's Day
Wow my husband really made this day wonderful for me.  I am sure he could tell that I wanted to leave the lake house ASAP (that's a story for another time) and we were back to Indy by 1045am.  He has cooked countless meals, done laundry, picked up the house, worked on projects with the boys and is now playing basketball while I continue to enjoy time in peace.  It has been pretty impressive and I am insanely grateful for his love.

2. Jack's asleep
It is 528pm as I type and Jack is already in bed and asleep.  The twins are able to play and not have to worry about their crazy brother at their feet.  I think that it's going to be an early night for us all.

3. Day off
Tomorrow Mike and I are taking PTO together.  As of right now the plan is yoga, lunch and a lot of nothing.  Sort of like a repeat of today except the kids will be in school and Mike will not feel obligated to pamper me anymore.  ....but in true fashion...he probably will.

4.  My Health
My parents have both really been struggling with their health.  It has been miserable to watch and be a part of.  I am grateful that I can jump on a treadmill and run a few miles.  I am grateful that my children are outside laughing and playing basketball.  I am so freaking grateful for my health.

5. The car is fixed
For the past week or so my car started making a strange noise so on Friday I dropped it off at Belle Tire.  I got all new brakes and rotors.  Yes - I am sure you are picturing that cost me a lot of money.  And it did.  BUT now my car isn't making that terrible noise. 

Dinner this week at Bonefish.  He actually wanted to sit by Mike which is new thing.

Evening Activities 

You can't see Cameron in this picture because he is so high in the tree.  I am sure he enjoyed every minute of the little ones watching him make the climb.

Starbucks is literally the way to almost everyone's' heart. Including Jack's teachers.  I should FOR SURE be doing this more often.

Jack's 4 year old appointment.  He took his shots like a champ and didn't shed a tear.

We had on matching colors that morning.

Melissa's new baby, Klara.  So grateful to see her AND so grateful it was not my baby.

Spent a few hours at Holliday Park last weekend. 

They still have an obsession.