Big Daddy and I have been on the road to recovery.
After so much stress, uncertainty and plain exhaustion, we found ourselves at a crossroads.
One left turn and we were on our way of being a statistic.
One right turn and we were on our way, back.
Not to what we used to be.
Those people don't exist anymore.
Not to what we dream to be.
We aren't those people yet. But to the present.
A mother who is too hard on herself and a woman who is trying to be the Best she can be. Physically, emotionally, psychologically and spiritually.
A father who always puts his children first and a man who is trying to be the Best he can be. Parents to wonderful twin boys who are always on the go. I mean always on the go.
Taking a deep breath and holding on tight to each other, we decided to take the right turn. First stop? Le therapist.
Second stop? Le date night.
Date nights are suppose to rekindle lost passion, re-establish the love connection between two spouses and let's face it...Bring sexy back.
How exactly are two over-tired-stressed-out-worried-anxious-frustrated-overwhelmed parents who still don't get regular sleep suppose to get it back?
Le therapist says fake it.
The energy and enthusiasm that is.
Then it's just like riding a bicycle...You get back on it.
Yet after years of what feels like endless threading in icy waters, the last thing I can do is fake anything.
So for now date nights are myths to me.
A fantasy I hope to fulfill.
And a raincheck...
Hope what they say is true... When it rains...It storms.
Namaste xox

2 comments:
Hi, I'm Cristina Deptula with New Year Publishing, and I've been enjoying your blog - all the sweet baby pictures and fun stories!
And as a caregiver to my elderly grandma and a disabled friend, I can definitely relate about the loss of 'date night' - hang in there ;)
And I'd like to let you know that we represent a series of lavishly illustrated children's books aimed at school-age girls.
Created by young teenage author Paris Morris, the books follow her as she welcomes her baby twin sisters home from the hospital, grows up, and travels with her family to various cities and destinations (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, etc.)
We're happy to send you a couple of free copies of the Paris books to read to your little ones for a mention in your blog. We can provide electronic and/or hard copies, whichever you prefer, and you may find us online at www.myfriendparis.com or www.newyearpublishing.com
Paris is still writing, and we expect several more books in the future. Wishing you and your whole family the best, and Happy early Mother's Day!
Thanks,
Cristina
www.myfriendparis.com
www.newyearpublishing.com
I JUST saw this!!! Would love some copies of your book :) Will check out the website :)
Elissa
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