I turn tailed in a quick hurry and rushed out to my computer to write my submission for the letter R. “Mommy!” a small voice calls. UGH. I set my daughter up in the middle of my bed, propped up with pillows with a full arsenal surrounding her to keep her entertained. Several pillows, her glasses for reading, her latest book, her DS and games, a big bowl to puke in, and some Kleenex. That should keep her under control while I write my blog!
Deciding to be productive I filled the washing machine with laundry and added detergent. That is when it happened! I dropped the stupid laundry detergent on the floor and precious soap was oozing out at an alarming rate. I can not afford to waste soap, especially not on a week where every penny counts. Inspiration hit and before a second past I grabbed my flexible cutting board and a rubber spatula and was scrapping the lost detergent off the floor and into the jug. I felt pretty accomplished on my save, a tad desperate perhaps, but accomplished. I am WOMAN!! Hear me roar!
Mommy!!! Away I go again! Now I am searching for a Harry Potter DS game. You put it where? You put it in your shoe? What the hell!! Can’t anyone find a better place in this house to put DS games than in a shoe? Why ask why? Just find it!! The phone is ringing. Mad dashes back to the living room searching for my cell phone. It is my husband. Quickly explaining our first born is home sick retching with a sore throat, how much the paycheck is, and what I plan to do with it down to the last cent. He relays his plans, off to grab a load going to the opposite side of the country. Wonderful, but the bad news he probably won’t get the load turned in for next week’s paycheck so it will be small. I roll my eyes telling the love of my life we will deal with it THEN.
I have to write my R post!! Now I feel like retching!! There is too much stress!! I can’t cope. I CAN cope, and I will cope!! I will breathe. I even fixed the DVD player this morning! I feel like I am one sandwich short of a picnic and even if this retched post makes me sound like I am on the verge of free admittance to the funny farm; it is finished until next time when I give you another glimpse into the life of a trucker’s wife.







