I just tried to upload an adorable picture of Laica swinging at the playground, but I could not get it to work. Does this frustrate me? Surprisingly, no, it doesn't. The reason that it doesn't is because I have already spilled a full (my first cup of the morning) cup of coffee all over my nightstand and the floor. Just in case you were worried, yes, it even got on my bed. Lovely. Cleaning up the amazing liquid that I should be drinking, before I have gotten the chance to experience the magic it provides. Now that I think about it, I didn't get too upset about the spill, it just surprised me.
I have been doing more yoga than usual lately, and I feel really good because of it. Last night I lost my engagement ring for a short time period. I. FREAKED. OUT. I was all out the door, on my way to get some quiet "Brooke time," without a care in the world. I planned on hitting up Old Navy before my hot class started. Plans changed when I looked at my hand and PANICKED when there was no ring on my finger. It had been on all day. I knew it had been. I called Chelsi to search her house, because I had spent a little time over there. I called Cody to look on the bathroom and bedroom counters, and headed straight home to tear the house apart. In tears.
I went straight upstairs to our bedroom and looked by the sink, turned around and spotted it. It was on the carpet by my dresser, it must have come off while I was changing for class. (It it a little big, we haven't sized it yet, but I never thought it would be able to come off without me knowing.) WHEW!! I sat down on the edge of the bed and bawled. Tears of relief and happiness that I had found it. Cody held me and told me that it would have been fine even if I hadn't found it. No, I would have been devastated. This ring is old. Really old...and it is perfect. It holds great sentimental value. To me, it is priceless and irreplaceable. It is the one I want to wear for the rest of my life. Today I am grateful (and careful).
I went on to yoga (left the ring in a safe place at home) and didn't have my best practice. I stuck with it, but spent a good amount of time in child's pose. It was humbling. My instructor, Nicole and friend, Elizabeth, are coming over this morning for one of our weekly sessions. The three of us usually practice twice a week if we can. I am really proud of how far I have come since starting my practice in January. It affects me positively in other aspects of my life, such as working on my patience. I (try) to breathe through red lights and traffic, rather than honking my horn and screaming like a maniac. Seriously, I wish Missouri was a hands-free only state. I hate being held up by someone scrolling on their phone, it infuriates me.
I have high expectations for today. Yoga in an hour. Coffee with Don before I head to Nixa to work today. I am excited to see Dru, she is one of my favorite clients. The kids are with Clint until tomorrow night, and they are in his cousin's wedding on Saturday. I can't wait to see pictures. Bet my kiddos will look so cute!
I'm off to switch out laundry before my guests arrive, will post some kid pictures later in the week.
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