Ok, I wish I had photographic evidence to post and show you REALLY how messy my house is, and how badly it needs a good cleaning. And really, I should get my butt off the laptop, and get to work. BUT...it is 10:41 p.m. And I am tired. And Jason just left for work. And Jay Leno is on...sad, but it's the ONLY thing on. And last but not least, I am LAZY, and a little sore.
Last night at Young Womens, we had Stake Fitness night. Apparently my big fat butt is more out of shape than I thought. We did this really cool Chinese Yoga type thing...hold on. It's called...Luk Tung Kuen. I had to look that up. It is this set of like 36 movements and little excercises that is supposed to make you into a healthier you. Here's a little blurb.
LUK TUNG KUEN (LTK) is the Cantonese name for 3 Chinese characters – 六通拳 . It is also called LTK for short. It is a form of exercise which comprises of 36 movements involving all parts of the human body with the purpose of promoting circulation of blood and strengthening nerves and muscles. Some movements brighten the eyes, promote coordination, normalize blood pressure and improve memory.
Look it up. It's fun and awesome.
So back to my post title..."neglected piles." Sitting in my living room right now, I count three piles. And looking into the bathroom from here, I can count 1 more gigantic laundry pile...and I will spare you the rest of the piles. But tomorrow is another day. Let's hope.
And also. I am officially done nursing. It's bitter sweet. I loved it. But I am ready to be done, and Makayla has been gradually weening herself. I am feeling a little bit sore... I didn't exactly plan on Monday being my last day of nursing, and didn't "cherish" those last few moments like I would have. It just worked out that way. I was down to one feeding just before bed time. So she nursed Monday night, and then Tuesday, I had YW, so the hubby put her to bed while I was gone, and she didn't nurse. So then I made the decision to not feed her tonight before bed. :(
I am going to miss it.
Last night at Young Womens, we had Stake Fitness night. Apparently my big fat butt is more out of shape than I thought. We did this really cool Chinese Yoga type thing...hold on. It's called...Luk Tung Kuen. I had to look that up. It is this set of like 36 movements and little excercises that is supposed to make you into a healthier you. Here's a little blurb.
LUK TUNG KUEN (LTK) is the Cantonese name for 3 Chinese characters – 六通拳 . It is also called LTK for short. It is a form of exercise which comprises of 36 movements involving all parts of the human body with the purpose of promoting circulation of blood and strengthening nerves and muscles. Some movements brighten the eyes, promote coordination, normalize blood pressure and improve memory.
Look it up. It's fun and awesome.
So back to my post title..."neglected piles." Sitting in my living room right now, I count three piles. And looking into the bathroom from here, I can count 1 more gigantic laundry pile...and I will spare you the rest of the piles. But tomorrow is another day. Let's hope.
And also. I am officially done nursing. It's bitter sweet. I loved it. But I am ready to be done, and Makayla has been gradually weening herself. I am feeling a little bit sore... I didn't exactly plan on Monday being my last day of nursing, and didn't "cherish" those last few moments like I would have. It just worked out that way. I was down to one feeding just before bed time. So she nursed Monday night, and then Tuesday, I had YW, so the hubby put her to bed while I was gone, and she didn't nurse. So then I made the decision to not feed her tonight before bed. :(
I am going to miss it.
And just because I think this pic is the cutest ever...
And look how cute my hubby is getting me flowers and one of my favorite perfumes! And I wish I could share the card. But I'm keeping that just for me. Precious.
And with that...goodnight.
1 comment:
oh - i know all about the weaning thing. i absolutely adore nursing, but there comes a point when it's time to be done. congrats on holding out as long as you did - you're a trooper! i also understand massive amounts of piles of who knows what. we should just designate our houses mountain ranges and then maybe it can be excused.
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