Well Spring Break was last week, and it was a doozy!!!
Madalyn and Tyler partied it up at the State Cheer and the State Basketball tourney! Madalyn spent some of her time with all of her cute little girlies! Tyler was already busy with track practice so he spent a lot of time doing that.Megan is very much at home when she is at home!! She loves to camp out in her bedroom with a nice cold glass of ice water, a rubbermaid full of Lucky Charms and a good book! She stays up late and sleeps in! It was a very beautiful week!!! Weather wise anyway!!
And then there was Connor!
Connor started of a little sick last weekend and just kept getting worse and worse throughout the early week soooo off to my doctor. Poor little guy had the flu(yep the official influenza one) AND Strep!!! He was o so miserable all week. I don't like it when my babies are sick, no matter how old they are they will ALWAYS be my babies, so he and I camped out all week on the living room floor. We pulled an extra mattress up from the basement and he slept on the couch and I slept on the mattress. We watched movie after movie and drank lots of gatorade and chicken noodle soup.....
which brings me to "the chair". As long far back as I can remember my family has been a family of recliner lovers. My grandparents always had one for each of them. I can still remember knowing that when I walked into their house in Ruston, one or both of them would be sitting in one of those chairs. I didn't dare sit in them unless it was on Maw Maw or Papa's lap. It was their chair!!!
My mom and dad always had one as well until recently. I remember they had the grand idea to get rid of them when Annabeth was young, but then one day she got sick and it was then they realized the importance of that piece of furniture. My father went out THAT day and bought one!!
You see the recliner is the "go to" guy when you have a sick kiddo. You sit with one knee draped over one arm rest and a baby, big or tiny in your lap,,,,, and you rock.....and you rock...and you nap.. and you rock. I had one with all my babies, and I did the same thing my mom and dad did when we left Tucson. I got rid of my recliner. I thought we were done with that part of our life, done with the recliner years. This week I have realized that my grandparents were smart people. They kept their recliners throughout their lives because you never know when you need to rock a baby, big or tiny!! We are buying a chair this week!!