Creating my future, one miracle at a time

I've been very offline lately.  Way too much Real life going on.  You know the saying, "I try to take one day at a time, but lately several days have ganged up on me!"  (April was Autism Awareness month, and Easter, so there were several things there.)

Some of the stresses/excitement:

Shelby
The flu, causing the sinus infection, causing the ear infections, causing the vertigo and pain, causing the migraines, repeat ad nauseam
Trying to get in to the doctor, who had a swine flu case there that day
Shelby
Anemia
low protein
Shelby
Tornadoes!
Hail Damage!
Shelby
The Walk for Autism
The Bounce for Autism
Shelby
Getting a speeding ticket
Driving school
Shelby
Getting a speaker for the Appreciation Dinner
The Easter Egg Hunt for Autistic Children
Shelby
Dental check up appointments for everyone
A cavity!
Getting Shelby's dental records found and forwarded
Mat and his school burnout
Mat and his money problems
Shelby
Thomas and finals
Thomas getting a job
Shelby getting a job
The dogs being way overdue for heartworm, rabies, etc
THE SHEDDING SEASON!
Shelby being cruel to the animals
Getting Roof estimates
Deductibles for roof repair
Shelby
The Appreciation Dinner
More Mat
More Shelby

Repeat, ad nauseam.
More details will follow

Well, the boy decided he wanted cake for breakfast the other day. After he starting opening things, he realizes he has no eggs. He has two choices:

1. Get in the car, drive to the store, get eggs, go through the check out, back out to parking lot, get in car, drive home, park in garage.

2. Walk next door, borrow two eggs from nice neighbor next door.

He, of course, chooses option 1, because for him, it's much easier.

Me, I'd do anything to stay out of the grocery store.

Nothing is permanent in this wicked world - not even our troubles.
Charlie Chaplin