I was so upset in the blog entry, Some Neighbors, that I forgot to tell you all about my Great Neighbors. My next door neighbor is AWESOME!!! Is there a word better than AWESOME? Then he would be it! I can not think of a better word right now. If I need anything like an egg or help, he is always there for me & the kids. You never know with us when Shawn is at work if I need help especially with 2 boys with asthma. This neighbor has a riding lawn mover & he mows our lawn-Front & Back. I wish I could bring him along when we move & put him into the house next door. =)
For the past 2 years, Noah was going to Ash's Elementary school, which was not in our town. It was about 20-25 minutes away. Since Ash's program was moved, Noah is now in our Elementary school. I have started meeting some of the neighbors that walk their kids down the road to the bus stop. We have been here for 12 years, but in the last 3 years, I have not meet any of the new ones that moved in.
I have met a few mothers at the bus stops & I learned a few things from these mothers.
1. We will look after all of the kids.
2. Don't mess with our kids.
3. They will not back you up.
I still have a good friend on our road. She is 4 up on the opposite side of us. I am really going to miss my 1 friend down the road. I can walk to her house right now to visit her. It has been like this for years. I am going to miss this a lot. I told Noah he can come with me to visit his friends when I visit my friend & I will also be dropping off Ethan's clothes that he has grown off to our Awesome next door neighbor for his grandson. I love how I can give his clothes he grew out of to someone I know. I am planning to have a birthday party for Noah & invite his friends from here. I also want to do a movie night for his friends when we are unpacked. Well, not all unpacked.
I know as moms we do our best. We do everything we can. There are times I can not do everything due to my back, but I still do it. I am barely able to pack boxes most days. Today I did too much & look where I am---> I am on the couch & on my laptop, which Shawn brought me for my birthday. He got me this one: Click here. I got the blue one. I love my laptop. There are times where I can not sit at the desktop for very long. I take breaks then I can do some things. It is a routine for me.
Until next time,
Melissa
For the past 2 years, Noah was going to Ash's Elementary school, which was not in our town. It was about 20-25 minutes away. Since Ash's program was moved, Noah is now in our Elementary school. I have started meeting some of the neighbors that walk their kids down the road to the bus stop. We have been here for 12 years, but in the last 3 years, I have not meet any of the new ones that moved in.
I have met a few mothers at the bus stops & I learned a few things from these mothers.
1. We will look after all of the kids.
2. Don't mess with our kids.
3. They will not back you up.
I still have a good friend on our road. She is 4 up on the opposite side of us. I am really going to miss my 1 friend down the road. I can walk to her house right now to visit her. It has been like this for years. I am going to miss this a lot. I told Noah he can come with me to visit his friends when I visit my friend & I will also be dropping off Ethan's clothes that he has grown off to our Awesome next door neighbor for his grandson. I love how I can give his clothes he grew out of to someone I know. I am planning to have a birthday party for Noah & invite his friends from here. I also want to do a movie night for his friends when we are unpacked. Well, not all unpacked.
I know as moms we do our best. We do everything we can. There are times I can not do everything due to my back, but I still do it. I am barely able to pack boxes most days. Today I did too much & look where I am---> I am on the couch & on my laptop, which Shawn brought me for my birthday. He got me this one: Click here. I got the blue one. I love my laptop. There are times where I can not sit at the desktop for very long. I take breaks then I can do some things. It is a routine for me.
Until next time,
Melissa
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