Sunday morning is so easy for me sometimes that I almost forgot to run the show today. This was fun for me, though. I’ve never jumped out of bed and just written. I definitely noticed a different style and a lot less attention to grammar. And I didn’t even mind. Much.
***
Oh, Sunday. How do I love thee?
Why does Sunday morning feel so different from any other? It’s like the song. Easy like Sunday morning. I think Maroon 5 did a song too. “Sunday morning, rain is falling.” Well, there’s no rain here. We’re covered in snow. That’s right. Snow.
Out of nowwhere, well, I guess it was somewhere, but some of us just forget to listen to the actual weather forecast instead of referring to the single temprature and weather icon on my “Weather” app on my iPhone.
Do you know how good it felt to just write that run-on sentence? No thoughts to the beginning of the end.
Back to snow. Evan and I are out yesterday runnign aorund. We went out to go to Target to get replacement light bulbs for the CHristmas tree (which are really nowhere to be found). It turned into a 4 hour outing including a lovely pizza lunch watching snow flurries fall. We went to store 1. We tried to catch some flakes on the tongue.
We finally made it to store 2 and after spending over $100 and still not finding the lightbulbs, we run out to the car because it’s freezing and the big wet snowflakes are pounding us in the face. We are running and giggling and catching snowflakes and I see lots and lots of smiles from passers-by.
I think I can almost see on their faces how they want to run and catch snowflakes on their tongues too. That’s what’s great about having a 3 year old. I can be a kid again with no apologies.
I look forward to having the energy to run with Spencer again! Jealous of your snow…cause all we have is freezing temperatures and wind.
Hoping to have 5 minutes to get this done today!
Makaio and I wrote on the snow with a water bottle and food coloring… tip from one of my Lovely Babies, to me, to you :). It was awesome!
I totally forgot about this activity! I’m so buying some bottles at the dollar store next time!
Fun article. My 6 year old daughter tends to keep me young too!
Thank God for kids. Seriously. My son makes me so happy!
I linked up but my button won’t load. 🙁
My bad. Will fix next week. I promise.
I need to join you with this next week! Though I am almost afraid of what might come out! 🙂
Please do. It’s fun!
Linked up today. I really enjoyed your post. It has been so nice to unwind and write away.
BTW, having a hard time getting the button to link up still. I have tried but it keeps giving me an error message. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Any pointers?
The pointers are: “HEY FADRA, CAN YOU PLEASE PUT UP AN ERROR FREE BUTTON NEXT WEEK?”
Okay, I can take a hint. Will do 😉
Oooh!! I LOVE this idea! Want to try next week!
So glad you joined up!
Great SOCS piece. Kids illuminate our perspectives on the everyday, it’s fantastic! Sounds like you had a great Sunday 🙂
Oh, he changes my perspective all the time. I think some adults get frustrated. Instead, it’s an endless source of amusement for me 🙂