The hubby and I are still trying to find a place of our own before we both go stir crazy! It takes a little longer to find a place than in the states because things are so formal here with paperwork. *sigh*
The children are doing well though. My four year old son keeps asking me to translate German words to English for him. Sometimes I don’t even know the English equivalent and then he’ll turn around and tell me the word instead, making me feel like a dumbass, lol. We also got into it yesterday because I tried to show him the right way to watch his hands, whereby he told me. “Momma you just need to leave me alone and let me do it myself. I don’t need your help.” Um…okay…*runs off and cry*
Writing on Love Unspoken is going a bit slower than normal. I’m not happy with it, but I try to write something everyday just to stay in touch with the characters. I’m eager for things to get back to normal soon so I can get back on track with my writing schedule 😉
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I feel for you sweetie! When my child was a youngling (3), he was installing a computer program and having trouble with it. I tried and kept getting a disk error. My hubby came home, and dont you know it, perfect on the first try! My son said “momma, I just don’t think you know what you are doing!” Needless to say, it tore me up. Your young man is just trying to be a big man, and prove he can be helpful so you don’t have something else to worry about. I know it is hard, but be glad he is not “hanging on your skirt” crying about the move, etc. Sounds like a very brave little man to me.
LoL. Of course daddy comes in and solves everything! Ugh. The thing is they are so darn honest with their opinions. I think the worst was when my son saw a picture of Ghaddafi and told me I looked like him. What the Hell???? He does think he’s a big man, but he has his moments of acting like a baby and competing with his little bro for attention. Kids, gotta love em 🙂
Your children sound adorable. Good luck with the house hunt. It took SO and I about 1.5 months to find a place to stay when we got back from Asia, and we stayed with his family. I adore them to heck, but too many people in one roof is sometimes not such a good idea. 😦
Fionn, I know what you mean. I adore my privacy and I can’t wait to get that back. Keep your fingers crossed for me that we find someplace soon!
Hang in there. You’ll be okay. This will pass. We love you and so does your son!
Thanks Julia. I know the little guy is just trying to be independent, but I had to let him know it’s okay to get help sometimes…especially with handwashing, since I’m such a germaphobe, lol. I’m hanging in there though.
Honey, we never had the terrible twos, in our house, we had the fucking fours.
OHMYGOODESS your kid is smart and adorable, girl enjoy the moment. Trust me when they turn into teenagers you get this: “Look woman I am at home I don’t need to be smart!!”
Haha, that’s too funny Cinquetta. I’m actually looking forward to my boys being teenagers, at least then I can get a full night’s sleep, lol.