What an odd day.
Woke up at 9am and P and I cuddled in bed until 10am. Then I had to get up b/c I was singing the 11:30am mass.
Got up, ate, made my pill boxes for the week, got showered & dressed and headed off to church. P & B decided not to go, which was fine with me.
I sang the 11:30 and it was nice. The contemporary music director played for me. He'll be doing the 11:30 for the foreseeable future until we find a new Music Minister....(that's a whole separate blog for another time). Fr. Jim's homily was really nice today. All about our relationship with God and above all things that is what is important. Our own personal relationship with God. I really like him. He is so down to earth. He is one of the only reasons I keep coming to church.
Then I head home and P and I take B to his long awaited baseball game! It was a beautiful day. We came home and I passed out on the couch for two hours. Then I got up and made dinner.
P & I watched the Tony's last night. It's funny, for the first time ever I watched them and did not have that longing for "what might have been" like I usually do. This time it was P that said he misses it. He misses the energy...the craziness. Maybe someday we'll both get back to it.
So, that was it. A lazy Sunday. Exciting, no?
About Me
- TheatreChick93
- Massachusetts, United States
- I am 41 years old. I have been married to my husband for 15 years. We have a son who was born in April 1996. We live in Central Massachusetts with our dog Maggie (a black lab we adopted from the animal rescue league) and our cat Sam (a stray that adopted us) I graduated from college with a BFA in Theatre in 1993 (hence the name) and for a few years pursued a career as an actress. Then life took over and I got married, had a baby and decided to get a "real" job. In November 2004, I was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's disease. In December 2004, I was hospitalized for surgery to remove an ectopic pregnancy. In December 2009, I was laid off from my job. In June 2010, my son was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at the age of 14. Stick around to see what happens next!
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