Danger, danger!! Yep, I just LOVE our lacrosse team. After losing a real solid group of girls our team has really stepped up. Where last year we a great team with a few big stars, this year we seem to have a great team with our own galaxy!
Showtime……
I am trying to write this blog in bed, and Ben is here and he feels this is a wrestling ring instead of a bed. Of course, he should be in his own bed, but there is no one to climb on or to watch his comedy routine, so for now the show goes on here.
Intensity and trust……
It has been a pretty intense few days here at the Tirman home. We are in the middle of a few major decisions that not could, but will effect, our family for years to come. These decisions do not involve illegal organ donations or selling any of the kids, but they are pretty big ones for us.
A promotion of sorts……
I had my six month neurology appointment today, and although these are routine for someone who has had a stroke, what I didn’t anticipate but will take, is that now my appointments will be annual! So this is to say, I guess I have been promoted.
Observations of aging……..
They say that home is where the heart is, but tonight it is also where I have the rest of my tired self as well. It has been a long two days, with plenty of driving, and the thought of my own bed seems exciting to me.
Praying our way through some time……
I need to share that my dad had some surgery last Friday. It was a scheduled surgery to resolve some issues doctors discovered on a trip to England in the early summer. And my dad has spent the last couple of months prepping for last Friday.
Time to get more time…….
I know the days are supposed to be getting shorter and shorter, but they certainly feel longer to me. Today has been a day that seems as if it will never end.
Love story……
Well it is 11pm. Amanda is back and the reality is that I am back to being a second-class citizen as well. I am ALWAYS the third wheel in this relationship, and since Ben has been killing both me and his brother the last few days I will not take this as rejection. Ben and Amanda hardly know I am here, and quite frankly it is quite peaceful…other than their laughter.
A model relationship…….
We had an eventful evening tonight. Lacrosse season kicked off with Scott’s first game of the indoor season, (which Ben and I attended) and then Ben and I went to Red Robin for dinner where he had quite the time with Red (yep, the Robin). We then came home where he “Skyped” with his mom and cousin Kayla before he and Scott sat down to build the fire truck model they bought together last night.
Hanging with the boys……
Although Stephanie and Amanda are fun in their own ways, hanging with Ben and Scott is always a treat because unlike the girls, they are rarely serious. They crack people up wherever we go, and I can’t I confess they are mine in those times so readily. Usually I just say, “I’m sorry, they are twin brothers born just 14 years apart.” People either laugh or take a few steps back before running. The boys can’t though……genetics is something one cannot run from. I suppose that’s why when we are ALL together we aren’t…..Stephanie and Amanda usually shop apart from us.