Five minutes later: "I"m going to get up now and say goodbye."
Five minutes later: "I'm going to get up now and say goodbye."
Five minutes later, he's gone.
"Okay, that's all right," I tell myself. "He knows I love him. He's a big kid. But I'm now going to get up and have some breakfast."
Five minutes later: "I'm really going to get up now and have some breakfast."
Five minutes later: "I'm definitely going to get up now and have some breakfast."
Five minutes later: "I'll settle for a drink of water from the cup on my nightstand."
Five minutes later: "I am going to roll over now and take a drink from the cup on my nightstand."
Five minutes later: "I am definitely going to roll over."
So I guess this is that fatigue they keep talking about.
3 comments:
Leave it to you to make us laugh and then feel bad for laughing, because it's really not funny. But then, it kind of is.
It's okay as long as we're laughing WITH you, right?
Now, GET UP and get some work done, ya lazy bum!
What? You're LAUGHING at me? I so totally can't believe it! HA! HA! Been thinking of you and your cleansing. Hope you haven't killed anyone yet.
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