Getting back in the groove

It has been so long since I’ve actually blogged. I am so busy making memories and learning life lessons that I haven’t had time to jot them down. I also have been through some yuck, not unusual for a human, and haven’t felt like hanging dirty laundry. I’m also a procrastinator. The only reason there’s not a good excuse for procrastination is because I haven’t had time to think of one, yet. A big problem with not writing it down is I have had Pregnant Brain Rot one too many times and I keep having to go through repeat lessons I didn’t like having to go through the first time. I also have a lot to share; I just can’t seem to remember what it is I have to share when there’s an interested, listening ear available. I’m a visual person. I have to write it down. Once I write it down, it’s apart of me. It’s also easier to share when in print so here I am – I’ll give it another go.
I am suppose to be working on menus and grocery lists but can’t concentrate until we get these little munchkins to bed. Isaiah is currently screaming at a babydoll because its PJs won’t fit right and it won’t go into the carseat the way he wants. Yes, the carseat is sitting in the middle of the living room right now; part of our crew went to The Truth Project study at friends' and had to make room in the van for riders. Zah-man just said he’s going bye-bye and blew me a kiss. The almost 2 y.o. is quite the cutie.
Lenae, Jillian, Natalie, Benjamin and I spent 4 days at Equine Affair in Columbus, Ohio over the weekend. We don’t own horses but after going to this event since 2004, I think I might know what to do with a horse if I am ever blessed with one. I get very impressed with myself at EA as I can’t stand to walk near dog poop, spit in the parking lot, worms in the driveway, or smashed grapes on the dining room floor but I can tromp all over horse crud for 4 days straight without batting an eye. There’s hope for this city girl – I might even be able to muck a stall some day!
Alrighty, I’m going to get off here and drop-kick some kids in bed. My hope is to start a blog imparting my vast wisdom and experience with homeschooling, big family management, and the struggle to be a great wife while married to a loathsome sinner (and being somewhat imperfect myself). I also want to have a blog just covering our adventure into catering. We’ve been working for 3 years to start a family catering business and it’s just been a hoot following God’s leading and being a part of His "coincidences." Eventually, I will probably also have a blog that will tackle living with a rebellious child and my hope is that you’ll be able to rejoice with us as we witness to God’s provision and protection as I tell you the secrets to success. Right now, they’re still secrets but we’re hoping we’re close to victory. I’ll keep you posted!