I just wanna watch the Third Period……
Tiredness – 479, 678, 432
Patti – 0
I am so on the losing side of this equation. I AM SO TIRED! It’s unbelievable…
I wanted to watch the Canucks game last night. I figured I was in trouble when I sat down and immediately started nodding off. I have never been able to fall asleep in any place other than a bed, and usually not until it’s bedtime….like close to midnight! I managed to hold on for the first period with minimal problems. Then I took a shower in between periods. When I came back to the game, I kept nodding off and then doing that startle awake thing. I decided that SUCKED, and so I rested my head on a pillow.
Jon looked over and said, “Why don’t you just go to bed?”
I told him that I really wanted to watch the game. I made it to the end of the 2nd period in an on and off state. I don’t remember anything after the 3rd period started. I got up when the announcer made some comment about it being over, and I had no idea who had won or lost or what had happened – NO CLUE! I mumbled something about going to bed now, and would Jon make sure the house was shut down. That is the last thing I remember until 3:48am.
I woke up ’cause I had to pee. I had slept like a rock until then. After that I tossed and turned and thrashed until 8:40am when I finally got up. This morning Jon was laughing at me, and mentions that I should have just gone to bed when he first said so. When I repeated myself that I had really wanted to watch the game, He just laughed and asked how it was.
Well, I don’t remember, really!
Hmmm, Could that have anything to do with the fact that you slept through the whole 3rd period.
No, I didn’t!
Yup, snoring and everything.
I was not snoring.
Okay, you weren’t snoring, but you were sure breathing heavy.
Great! Gotta love the heavy breathing!
Then, this afternoon while coming home from baby Jonathan’s dedication. I kept nodding off in the car. I never sleep in cars, but for some reason – I can’t seem to keep my eyes open. Oh, Well…..
In other news…..We have a piano!
I have wanted a piano forever. My parents had one while we were growing up, and all of us kids were just a little annoyed that my parents sold it when they downsized. Not that we had the cash to buy it from them, but they should have just willed it to someone. It wasn’t that big of a deal, but I still wanted one. I didn’t figure that I’d be getting one any time soon. Geli had prayed about a piano, and was very confident that she’d get one soon. Yah, we don’t even have the money to buy you new clothes, (No sweetheart, those pants look very cool. “Floods” are “in” these days!) how are we going to buy a piano?
Jon got a call last week, and someone was selling their house, and if we wanted the piano, we had to pick it up the next day. Wow, Uh….Okay! Now we just have to figure out how to get pick it up and get it back here. It was about an hour away from us. Well, my dad and my youngest brother helped out, and as of Thurday February the 2nd about noon – WE HAVE A PIANO! We are getting it tuned on Friday and I’m so excited. Geli is thrilled, and is just a sponge. I need to get her some beginner books, but I think that if her interest level stays where it’s at, she’ll need lessons, beyond what I can give her, very soon.

February 5th, 2006 @ 7:41 pm
The child like faith, would that we all believed so readily. Maybe not to-morrow but will keep some time on Tuesday if that works for you, Patti. Glad you got thru your week end. Hope you have a good sleep to night. Love Grandma
February 5th, 2006 @ 10:29 pm
I’m so excited for you all and Geli, too. She seemed super happy on the phone. Now, if we can just get Xan to pick up the bass, J can go for the drums, you’ve already got your sound guy…You’re set. Your own band, and you don’t have to pay them! Love you, Debbie
February 6th, 2006 @ 4:50 pm
Years ago, I prayed and ask God to give me a piano.
I didn’t have much money but I sowed in faith believing it would happen. Eventually I forgot all about it. Three years later, God spoke to me and said that He would give me something I had asked for but had forgotten about. I was sure there was nothing in my life like that. A short time later our church bought a new piano. I was asked if I wanted to buy the old one for $500. I talked it over with my husband and even though we didn’t have any room we bought it. We shoved the piano in a corner and waited until God answered our prayer for a home of our own. A year later we bought our first house… another big miracle. Today my “Baby Grand Piano” appraised with the value of $7500.00 sits in the center of my livingroom, and is a constant reminder of God’s faithfulness and love for me. There are times we forget the things we pray for but God remembers them all, and when the time is right we see the seed of faith blossom into a beautiful harvest to bless us.
February 8th, 2006 @ 1:51 pm
Leave it out of tune.. it’ll be so much more fun for everyone that way.
haha.
It’ll have that authentic “honkey tonk” sound…