A Hard Days Work

Well our day with Marin started at 4:30 a.m., when she woke up telling me that she could not see. I thought she was saying Suzy, that is her dolls name. She then told me "not see." She has never had a night light and this is the first time she was concerned about it being too dark in her room. She told me that she wanted out. Being the softy that I am I let her climb into bed with mom and dad. I know I should not let her do this, but it is so nice to snuggle with her. She woke us up at 8:15 this morning and it was go, go, go after that.

We went swinging and watched the construction workers moving "big equipment", as she called it. We then had Marin's pictures taken this afternoon, bought Ed new glasses (Marin played in a bathtub in the middle of the mall while this transaction took place), looked for a new fridge, practiced swinging the bat on our batting tee, played chase, and ended with swinging in the backyard. Sometimes Ed and I think that we are more tired than Marin at the end of the day.