Insight #1...I turned 29 yesterday and attempted to capture my biggest accomplishments, this was the best shot!
Rylie and I
Olivia's sweet new hair do! (Jessica, I thought of you when this pic turned out sweet, not as good as your photos, but i'm trying :) ) Insight #2 hair is just hair and barrettes and sweet little girls do not need long locks to be scrumptious!
Todd took the family to the waterfront for a birthday lunch for moi. Insight #3 Always listen to your children and let them voice their worries for they shall smile more and confide often.
Insight #4 Ty and Olivia now look like twins :)
Todd and Rylie are an example of epic awesomeness! Insight #5 Goofing off and taking deep breaths and not stressing is worth it for your sanity.
Coloring at a restaurant watching the sea planes land and the dragon boat racers practice is lovely. Insight #6 Crayons are awesome and should not be placed in a heater vent!
Pardon the excessive cleavage :) Insight #7 I have not yet embraced the idea of loving my body but I do realize it's importance! and shall keep trying.
Insight #8 I can and will learn to take sweet pictures. Below is an attempt at an artsy approach to a glass of water and my daughter!
Olivia is a beautiful and delicate as the orchid we sat next to. Insight #9 Even when your children look this angelic there is always a 99.9% chance of that cool glass of water spilling in an extreme way seconds later.
Insight #10 4 kids eating bubblegum icecream = a direct correlation to happiness, and happiness should always be in demand and supply.
Insight #11 Birthdays are grand and hubbies that make them possible are grand as well.
Insight #12 Just because its your birthday doesnt mean you dont have to cook dinner :) (Slow cooker taco soup) but it does mean your hubby has to make home made MnM ice
cream sandwiches!
#13- life is too short to exclude others
#14- education whether it be farming or architecture is of high importance
#15- self worth needs to be continually embraced and worked on
#16- cats are the best!
#17- money is great but back yard BBQ's are better
#18- heather remembering your bday should make you smile and grateful!!!
#19- holding little Lennox makes you want a baby even if your tubes are tied :)
#20- burning the midnight oil whether it be to rock a child back to sleep or write a research paper is part of life, sleep leaves your life early 20's and thats ok.
#21- ohhh 21 seems like yesterday when I had Ty, minus my crows feet!
#22- if feeling like the month you are currently surviving is too much book a trip to a Paelentology museum and go solo with four kids!
#23- that is how many loads of laundry I have to do if I dont do laundry for a week.
#24- how many assignments i have till the end of this semester
#25- letting your children run wild in the back yard is healthy
#26- letting Ty drink milk from the container because he thinks I dont know is funny
#27- Olivia shuving a bead up her nose and Todd and I performing a removal of said before it entered her nasal cavity was an epic way to end my bday!
#28- do unto others as you would have them do to you is easier written than accomplished
#29- I love my family The End
4 comments:
Happy, happy Birthday Chelsea dear!!Sorry it is a couple days late--if you can be this profound at 29, I can't wait to see what you blog when you are fifty. You are beautiful in every way, cleavage and all--and some night when they are all off on a date and you are laying there wondering when they will get home so you can go to sleep...you will be glad your tubes are tied:-)
I must have missed this post the first time around. Oh how I wish that we could drop everything and take our seven kids between us to the museum together. That is so up my alley. You are beautiful and wise!
Your insights inspire and your commentary makes me smile!
I love your beautiful fam, sexy cleavage;), and outlook on life. Promise me you will post until you are eighty. Even if it goes out of style like geese and scrapbooking:) It is good for my soul.
P.s. We need to get your blog out there. Every mom should be reading your words.
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