Me Update: I'm surviving. I didn't realize how much he does for not only the house but for me as well. On the first day that he was gone a light bulb burned out. I stood there looking at it, thinking what an obstacle it was going to be for me, but for he and his giraffe legs it would be no problem. Thankfully after stacking and climbing on top of things, I was able to change it. He's also a wonderful man, because thankfully he left me notes to read everyday. I found out today that some of them include treats for myself, but most importantly they contain a bible verses that helps me through my day. I miss him and am counting down the days till he comes home. I know I have quite a few left.
Daisy Mae Update: She has made herself queen of the house. She enjoys David's side of the bed, and we could have serious problems when he gets back. She is starting to get fed up with me for not being entertained enough to her standards. I went to the grocery store for literally no more than 30 minutes. She apparently did not like being left alone and outside, because when I returned I saw that the duck had gotten it.
Exhibit A.
2 comments:
I've got a three year old who'd love to entertain your dog....
Ouch, poor duck.
I would like to take this moment to encourage you to strongly DISCOURAGE your husband from buying a house in Honduras. For many reasons, but the main one being that it would be a little difficult to see you guys on a regular basis. And I'm not entirely sure the insurance business would be as successful there. That's just me though.
He is so sweet to leave you notes while he's gone. Hang in there girl- this week will be over and soon he'll be back in the states! :)
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