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Procrastinator

I've got writer's block today, and can't seem to sit in silence long enough to think of anything semi important to say. I've got several big events coming up that I should probably be planning for, but instead, I procrastinate! Next week the kindergarten classes at Olivia's school host a "Mom's Coffee Night" for all the moms to get to know each other better. Because I'm on the parent board I'm helping to coordinate the night. It should be a lot of fun! At the end of October is our church fall festival that I've put together the last 3 years, and I'm no where close to being as prepared as I should be. Not to mention I told Olivia we'd do a family costume theme this year of 'Tangled'. She is going to be Rapunzel, Scott will be Flynn Rider, I'm going to be Mother Gothel (great :/ ha ), and Judah is Rapunzel's little chameleon friend Pascal.  I've got to get working on those costumes! On top of all that, Judah's 1st birthday is coming up soon, and we're going to have his party at our house, so I have lots to plan (and bake) for that!


This afternoon Olivia has a dentist appointment. One of the teeth that was damaged from her fall fell out yesterday, so they won't have to pull it. My main concern is any bone damage they may find in the XRay, and how her gum above her front 2 teeth has just eroded away. Again, I know it's superficial, but with a little girl, you have to know how much this will affect the way she sees herself. I know God is in control, and he works all things out for our good!


I guess I should stop avoiding those things and get to it. Hope you all have a wonderful day. Remember Philippians 4:4 "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!"

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