BW says my posts have not been “that compelling” lately.
another boring photo on a boring day
A few things:
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See that photo above? BW was still in bed while I was up this morning trying to get my sleepy and cranky charge to go from zero to school bus in 34 minutes. I am LIVING the compelling life every morning.
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This is my ball. I think it’s amazing that a few of you actually pay for this nonsense I send to your mailbox. If I want to write a short crappy 1 paragraph post at 11pm because that’s when I finally got around to it–that’s how this is going down.
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In the same vein as above: I do this to remember the mundane - like the 4 minutes this morning when I took this photo and we were early for the bus.
Every day is not all that exciting here, and she should know that. This is the every day - not the NY Times best seller list. I’m not going viral, I’m writing about the viruses that come home from school.
Anyway, rant over.
Up next: Lllamas! One down, 2 to go. BW did a great job.

I still have mixed emotions about going to a house party dressed as a llama - but here I am. I am compelled to do so apparently 1
You know you’re getting into big kid world when you’re starting to juggle activities and tonight we had two to go to in a row - with the important one being signing up to become a girl scout.
BW already paid for this to happen so we thought would go and collect our brown vest, figure out where we’re going and then come home.
But when we arrived we are told that there are not enough kids or leaders to have a troop and I don’t really know how all this works but I figured out that no troops mean tears really quick.
We waited for a bit to see if any other kiddos or anybody showed up and there was one other little girl who arrived and they had no troops for her as well, so this was a bust all around.
The child was really really looking forward to this only to find out once again that adults suck.
I asked for alternatives and it turns out there’s a meeting across town that’s doable and she will be with girls of all ages instead of stuck with the younger ones if we had stayed hyper local - so in the end it all worked out
The child is a girl scout. She was taught the pledge and came home with a badge. She’s in.
Speaking of ends, this is it for today.
Hope this post was compelling enough for you. :)
PS> BW: this is what 8:01 am looks like in case you were wondering.

hair brushed, fed, teeth brushed and clothed and ready in 26 minutes start to finish.
Until Next Time, TH and Co.
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translation: BW says I am going and that’s the end of it. ↩







