He is due home late Saturday night/early Sunday morning. Not soon enough. After a week and counting of single momhood, I am giving total credit to all of those single moms out there who are raising children on their own. Day in and day out. With no relief except for a few hours while you are working. It. Is. Hard. Granted, I fulfill most of Kingston's daily needs and I'm "the one" even when we are all at home together but at least I have someone else to walk with me through it all. "Misery loves company" doesn't exactly explain it, since it isn't actually miserable, so-to-speak, but you get the idea. Daily life is just so much better when you have someone to share it with. You know, someone who can have a conversation with you that involves words other than "truck", "uh-oh", "Able" and "more", exclusively. I keep thinking of things that I want to talk to Nige about or stories that I want to tell him about my day or about Kingston. I'm ready for him to come home.
Kingston and I have been having a good time together, but we are ready for Dad to join us in the fun. Just a few more days. We can make it.

2 comments:
That's the way it should be when a family is separated....counting the minutes until they are together again. Isn't great to know that all the pieces will be in place by Mother's Day? What a great gift to a great Mom.
Welcome to my world...that's why I run to NC every time Bill goes on tour. Thank God for my parents and all their help...and cooking skills :)
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