Back to work

The day has arrived....tomorrow I will be returning to work after 8 weeks after the birth of MadiLynne. I'm a little anxious, I have to admit. My mom is going to be watching MadiLynne with the boys headed back to my lovely daycare provider, so there is no reason for me to fret. It is just that when I returned to work after my boys were born Court watched them, so I didn't care. Now my mom is going to know more about MadiLynne than me. ;-(. I think I will survive though, you don't you worry your pretty little head about me!

Aiden has been out of school for the past couple of days, we were able to go swimming on Monday with some of his cousins, and today we are hitting a movie before they spent the rest of the summer with LesLee. She does a great job keeping the kids entertained for the summer. I know they have way more fun with her and the other kids there then then would with me. She has one of the inflatable giant water slides. The kids just love it!

We went to the St. Anthony sand dunes camping for Memorial Day weekend. We were gone for 5 days. That is a dang long time to be camping in 24 ft trailer, 2 kids, a 6 week old baby, a brother in law and his enormous Great Dane dog Zoey. Wow! We had a blast though, and the weather was pretty much perfect. It would occasionally rain shower on us but that was okay. I will post some pics. I still haven't gotten the courage to get back in the trailer to clean it after the trip....all that sand! I'm sure I will fill the whole shop vac with sand when I get in there and get serious.

After that trip Court thinks we need a bigger trailer, so he is on the hunt. Too bad for him that he bought him a new dirt bike, so I told him no new trailer until he sells his other bike. Guess we will see how long that takes.

Madi is getting so cute, she is getting chubby and her little personality is starting to show. She is smiling and trying to laugh, she occasionally gets out a few chuckles.

Well, wish me luck for tomorrow. I will have to be up at 5:30 a.m. to get to work on time. Now to all those "rich site workers" that is nothing, but to the rest of us in the real world, it is going to suck!