Tag Team said it best

Oy vey, here it is Thursday night and it's been nearly a week since my last post. Really folks, I have these great intentions and fun (at least to me) ideas for posts each day, but the hands on the clock move faster than I do.

Let's see... where did I leave off?

Saturday. Yes, Saturday. The start of our last weekend before heading back to work, and what happens? This happens.

Yep. Keelyn got pink eye :(. Poor baby. Plus, a nasty ol' cold. I knew it was pink eye the moment I saw it, but I did one of those "oh no, I'm over thinking things. Surely my child wouldn't have pink eye. No. No. It's just gunky from sleeping" kind of self-talks. By mid afternoon, I knew it was, so I woke her up from her nap, took her to the doc, and waited (and waited, and waited) for his confirmation.




Sunday was spent giving doses of eyedrops, suctioning out a cute little nose, and resting up for the week of work (or lack there of) ahead.





Monday meant back to school for us and back to Holly's for Keelyn. Though I didn't cry, it was hard leaving her. We'd gotten a chance to bond even more over break :(. But she was happy to be back with her boys (even though she was a sick, cranky pants for Holly).




Tuesday was THEE big day in our home. We're talkin' Orange Bowl here people!! And, being the wife of the year and mama of the year self nominee, I squeezed Keelyn into her gold onesie one more time for the Hawks big game. Sure enough. She brought the good luck one last time and the Hawks won!!!

Mommy & Keelyn cheering on the Hawks!

Wednesday was bath night for our little love bug, and with these frigid temps, I couldn't handle putting her in her tub by the freezing cold window. So, we've now transitioned to bath time in the bath tub, in the bigger bath tub :).

I think she likes it... what do you think?

and yes, I strategically placed the washcloth. I MUST teach my daughter modesty!

Now we're up to today. Blizzard #3 of the year. Another missed school day due to bad roads. As Tag Team so wisely said, "here's a shovel, can you dig it fool?"

The answer to this brilliant question? No. No I can't. Wanna know why? Because this hard-as-a-rock icy snow BROKE our shovel! I know, how could such a thing happen, right? Well, when you get 31 inches of snow in a 30 day time span, that's how. Poor Sean. He was out there working away this morning in these cold temps. I've said it before, but I'll say it again, my night in shining carhart gear.

And tomorrow? Much like today. No school... again! I've been having a commenting conversation via Facebook with several colleagues about how we will be going to school well into June. Seriously folks, we're looking at June 12th now, then add 2 more days for me due to a summer institute that I must attend. And they say teachers get 3 months off. I don't think so.

I'm just hoping for the roads to clear up by Saturday morning so Keelyn and I can make the trek to Omaha to see my cousin Jenna (and my parents, of course!).