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| "I'm excited transplant is soon, Momma." |
10) Pull frozen meals out of the freezer or thank friends when they bring the warm kind. Hot dogs also a winner.
9) Blog feelings; don't vomit them onto strangers to explain spontaneous tears.
8) Avoid public places. No illnesses allowed. Don't apologize for total germ phobia. Even if it looks like crazy, it isn't. I think.
7) Don't clean the house. Gratefully accept generous family members gifting housecleaning for a couple months.
6) Walk to the grocery store and let kids walk at their own pace. Twice as long, twice as peaceful.
5) Ask for an in-home hair stylist referral. Thank friend who brings stylist to home (first trim I've had in 9 months).
4) Listen to a 5 year old's silly stories. Be sure to catch the cute smile of satisfaction at the end.
3) Sing "Where is Thumpkin?" with one's 2 year old in the hospital cafeteria because she wants to. Loudly if necessary. Even "tall man", just don't look at who's looking.
2) Plan a date night for Sunday afternoon/evening. Select the best babysitter (I have her number if you need it) and the best date in the world (he's my hero).
1) Don't finish lists.
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| Just plain crazy |
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| Happy crazy |
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| Administrator of beauty |
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| Chief Silly Officer |
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| Always playing it cool |
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| The best man I know. |
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