The oddly normal life of Clorie

FINALLY school is back in session, after 5 snow days. As you can imagine everyone is a little off schedule. After a bit of coaxing (and possible drugging)  I was able to get all the kids tucked into bed only about 20 minutes late. 10 minutes or so after the boy was laid down. With three dogs to keep him warm...he came out and sat at the kitchen table explaining "bosco let two good ones go... I'm going to sit out here until the fog clears." For a moment I just sat there, then when curiosity got the better of me I wondered outloud "with all 3 dogs in your bed,  how can you place blame on bosco? " "I SNIFFED ALL THREE OF EMS BUTTS. IT WAS BOSCO! " Sometimes things are better left unknown. Wow...

You know. Its just not possible to do. I mean I guess it could be possible, but if you lived like there was no tomorrow for real, you would not send your kids to school, or go to work, or stop to do dishes, or save any money... Right? What would be the point? You would want to spend every last second doing what you love, not earning a living to pay a mortgage that was never going to come due. So there is no such thing as living like there is no tomorrow, unless maybe your about 3 weeks old. This being said. Tomorrow is uncertain. With my life every moment is I guess. We just got a new house, we waited to make this purchase until Tims job was solid again, as last time we went to start looking he LOST his job. Well guess what... Just paid the first months mortgage and shit, as we know it, although not cat shit this time, is about to possibly hit the fan... I do not quite understand it. I have had the same job for 6 years. I have never been written up, or even hollered at. Yet in that ...