My girls are exhausted. I ran them hard today.
This morning I could hardly wake Abby up she was sleeping so hard. I practically had to pry her from her crib. I wish I would have been able to let her sleep. Funny how they always sleep so nice when you have somewhere to go.
But she was excited once she learned we were going to play with her good friend from church at a park. And play we did for quite awhile. At 9:30am this morning it was 86 and HUMID. By the time we left it was 90. But Abby had a lot of fun and K&K did so good. Her church buddy is one of her best friends and she often asks me when we are going to go play with her. We went back to their house but it turned out they had swimming lessons to get to. They graciously offered their house to us while they were gone but Abby didn't feel good and that usually means getting into everything and I didn't want to wreck their house. So we left pretty quickly after they did.
It's a lot of work packing up three girls alone... several times.
So without much to do and the girls already tired of parks and strollers we drove to the children's clinic. Why? Abby was sobbing that her ears hurt so I told her we would go to the doctor to get medicine. That seemed to make her feel better. (I had already made an appointment for 1pm and it was noon so I was trying to make time go faster) She played in the fountains outside the clinic, I got her changed and we headed in.
We sat... in that clinic... for an hour.
Me alone... with 2 babies and a toddler.
And the doctor spent 10 minuets with us.
It's my own fault. I keep forgetting to change doctors and keep thinking that it's going to change the next time we are in and it will be better. It wouldn't have been so bad except that I know we were the first ones there, for the first opening after lunch. They shouldn't have been running so late and if something came up they should have checked on me. Abby was tired, in pain and the babies were getting bored. I was so frustrated and still am a little. (If you couldn't tell) BUT enough of that. It's done with and the good thing is at least we got something that will HOPEFULLY help Abby feel better. I've been giving her a lot of Tylenol so that she is more comfortable. I had suspected something might be off with how much more difficult things had been lately. I was right! You would think I would learn faster...
By the time we got home we were hot, and exhausted. Kara and Abby went down without too much crying and Kiley eventually did too. So I took a nap too. It helped.
Abby pointing at a car yesterday: "It's a white van, for people to drive" ... amazing what she says anymore. She has started creating her own sentences instead of mimicking ours as much. Her pretend play is awesome and I love to watch it. I can't wait until she can 'imagine' with me when we play.
Kiley loves to talk talk talk talk. Kara is quieter but I doubt it will be long before she is jabbering away too. Hard to believe how quickly they are growing up!
My dad and brother fixed the AC in our van. THANK YOU! We were roasting in this heat....makes for good swimming weather though if we can avoid the bugs...
