But hey I have all week to figure out how to make it work without becoming an alcoholic!
I did manage to decide that on Thursdays we'll get out and do something fun and different for the tykes. This week we're going to the zoo and I'm finally going to renew my membership so we can go whenever we feel like it and not break the bank. There are plenty of free outdoor things to do around here but since we're having such a wet winter I need to find some more free/cheap indoor things.
The other thing I want to start doing is to get back into running. I felt so much happier and physically better when I was running regularly, but like everything else lately it's so hard to make it part of my routine. I did run yesterday actually! I'd decided that taking a walk to the supermarket would be more fun than driving there, so I put on my running shoes, loaded the kids into the stroller, and set out! Everyone was having a pretty good time until Max got overwhelmed at the store and promptly began screaming almost as soon as we got there. I finished up as quickly as I could and then ran the whole way back home, pausing only to let the one jiggly front wheel straighten out every now and then. Yep, he cried the whole way. And if I'm ever dumb enough to try that again I'm definitely going to use the jogger instead of the
It's a start, right? I feel accomplished already!
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I think I'd waived the white flag and left the items I was going to buy. LOL
We live .5 mile from a walmart and I have "thought" about doing this, getting the wagon or stroller and walking to Walmart. Then the fear of what do I do with the wagon or where do I put my groceries sets in. I may walk to McD's which is in front, then I know the kids get full bellies and play so I won't be as overwhelmed. Shopping at these ages sucks. Now that Connor is too big for the buggy he wants to push but he can't see where he is going and constantly hits people/items/endcaps. Then we get tantrums of "don't touch it, I'm doing it" or "you did it mommy, that wasn't my fault" ~eyeroll~
The loading/unloading in the car is a pain too. The carseats!! Baby R refuses to get in her carseat without a fight. I still haven't figured out what her problem is! We switched car seats from the infant to an old convertible of Connors which looks to me more comfy. I really think she hates to be confined.
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