Crazy Month of June

So, last weekend I chilled on Friday. Went shopping with my sis on Saturday morning. Andrea was home from Canada and we went out to Baker Street for some drinks with P-Dub. Drank too much. Spent a lot of time by the pool.

Thursday P-Dub and I are going to a Missions baseball game ($1 night!!!) with my friends Becky and Kevin. Friday is a friend from work's Baby Shower. And I think P-Dub and I might be going to a driving range to hit some balls and grab some drinks with Carolyn (my sister) and Scott (my brother-in-law). Maybe I can get in some extra pool time again.

During the weeks I have dr.'s appointments, and daycare calling, and middle school arranging, and just lots of errands.

Then, the next weekend is the 3rd Annual Shane Dig (my friend Shane throws a HUGE summer party/festival each year). And it's Father's Day. The next weekend is my birthday, P-Dub's stepdad's Graduation Party, and Jess' Baby Shower (which I won't be there for, but have to do something...like make sure I get a gift).

It feels crazy, but I think this medication is working miracles. I have a little more energy.

I need to go get a gift for my friend from work sometime this week too. And a new super cute summer outfit for Shane Dig.

Lots to do.

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