This is my daughters new mantra. She suddenly has severe seperation anxiety and I hear this plea at least 50 times a day. She will not let me out of her sight. Which is ok (sort of) when we are at home, but poses quite a problem when she is supposed to be at school. She will be fine, then when it is time to leave, she suddenly has a stomach ache or her knee hurts. The knee hurting is from growing pains I think, but the stomach ache is a ploy to stay home. Today I had to stay at her school for a longer time, to get my sons hearing and vision tested. (He missed it at his school) Instead of being with her class, she wanted to sit on my lap. Or hug me. The teachers tell me she is like this all the time. SHe hangs on one of the teachers all day. After watching what the teachers have to go through with the other kids, I feel bad for htem to have my teary child wanting to be held the whole class. All I can hope is that she is better after Spring Break.
For some reason I am in a very pissy mood today. I think it has to do with my husband being gone for the last 3 nights. He was overnight one night, but the last 2, he was just out at dinners with some work folks in from TX. Now while I hate to complain, as his work affords me the ability to stay home, I am just burnt out. The weather has been crappy, so we are stuck inside, and we all have cabin fever. They were out a bit yesterday, but not enough to break the fever! They also miss Daddy and are showing it by being unruly. Therefore, I am turning bitchy. How to cure this? I don’t know. I need a night to myself with a bottle of Pinot Grigio (Santa Margharita please) and a hot bathtub, and NO kids or husband. A girl can dream, can’t she?
My brief break is over, kids are yelling from downstairs for lunch, so I need to get my butt off my bed and bet going. I also have not bought a thing for Easter yet, so that is what I will be doing this afternoon. Plus-it is supposed to snow here tomorrow. Yes, today is the first day of spring, and there is a Winter storm warning-maybe up to 8 inches. Yippee!