Must. Stop. Cleaning
/About 12 hours from right now, I will be picking her up from the airport.
I really cannot wait.
I have been in pre-visitor house cleaning mode all day, and I think it is time I staged my own intervention. I need to step away from the mop, duster, vacuum, and Febreeze. Annie knows me, Annie loves me, Annie has seen my real life.
And, truth be told, I think she might like me a little more if she were to walk in and actually find my house a mess.
I wish I could do it, but I just can't.
With her on this visit comes Sam, the long-missing third musketeer to my two boys.
They are beyond excited.
The only one unhappy about this current situation is Hannah, who is pouting because Annie's two girls are not coming along, as they stayed behind for girl's camp. The concept that Annie's daughter's have lives of their own is totally lost on Hannah. I mean, Hannah, who spends a good deal of every day acting as though she were 15, cannot comprehend why real 15-year-old girls have better things to do than play dress up and listen to High School Musical.
I know, right?
Anyway, we are so excited for these friends to visit. And there is nothing like having a few house guests to
Top of that completed list? The Husband finally replaced the baseboards that were missing after we removed some hideous built-ins. You know, when we moved in OVER A YEAR AGO (not that I've nagged him about it or anything).
And after about 186 trips to Home Depot, we also finished our basement wainscoting project (which I'll post photos of soon).
What I will spare you from, however, are the photos of my boys walking around Home Depot with toilet seats on their heads while laughing maniacally.
Because some things are just too disturbing.
See you soon, Annie and Sam!
