I used to think it meant not crying over piddling things - what's a little milk? When milk is your child's lifeblood and comes at great cost to your beloved, milk is much more valuable. To a dairy farmer, milk might be your livelihood and the ability to feed your family and keep them warm. Milk is important!
But what is done is done. Crying won't change that fact. You just take your licks and move on.
We've had a lot of licks lately!
I was cleaning dishes 10ish days ago when a glass shattered into my pinky finger. I'm still getting all the infection out of it. It'll leave a scar.
Joy got a second degree burn on her elbow last night while making cookies for home and visiting teachees.
Joy has a cold sore.
We're all either getting rid of colds or trying to avoid them. This implies that I'm behind on my sleep and have been aching all over my body most of the last few days.
Hyrum has a terrible dieaper rash and doesn't want to sit anywhere. We think he's also getting ready for a growth spurt because he's been irritable as anything and not sleeping as well as usual (aka 8 hours isntead of 11).
Then today at church, we returned to the spilled milk. I got out of the car and spilled a cup of
Oh, and then I dropped my lunch - chicken parmesan - on the floor next to the gargbage can.
And no, it doesn't help that the pioneers had it worse. No use crying over any of it, though. Just keep moving. "Clean it up. See if you can do better next time" Joy adds sagely. "Laugh when you write it down on your blog." Now I'm off to cook our stir fry.... Pray for it. Gravity is ag'in us.
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How is that gash coming along now? Is it continuing to heal properly?
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