Emaleth’s Musings

 

News and events in the life of Emaleth Summer

(AKA Nicole Peters)

 

 

 

March 22, 2005

 

            I began this page the other day, and promptly deleted it.  You see, I thought I would give some background up to this point, sort of an autobiography if you will, but it was getting way too long.  So I’ve decided that my entries will be present day only, unless someone shows an express interest in knowing about some part of my life.  If you would like me to write about some part of my life, please email your suggestion and I will consider adding it here on a day when I have nothing to report.

 

            Such as today.

 

            I apologize, but my life tends to be boring for the most part.  I guess I just included this page in the hopes that it will become more interesting over time.  But the only news to report today is old news…I’m pissed off at my ex-hubby, my youngest son is driving me not-so-slowly insane, and it’s snowing the day after the first day of spring.  Such is life, such is boredom.  More to come in other days….

 

Emaleth

 

 

April 3, 2005

 

            Not much has changed.  I had my oldest son Jesse with me this weekend.  We played poker with my parents using chips but not  for real money.  He did pretty good for an almost-8 year old.  Then we played Yatzee…he didn’t win, but he had bad luck.  He did, however, add up his scores in his head faster than I could do it on a calculator.  I guess it’s pretty bad when your kids do better in math than you do. LOL

 

            Oh, and Harley, my youngest, gave him a black eye because he was sitting in the rocker that Harley thinks is his.  Now the poor kid has to go to school Monday and tell his friends his almost-4 year old brother beat him up! LOL  I told him to make up a story.  Yes, it’s lying….but sometimes it’s better to lie….especially in a case like this one! LOL

 

            Well, like I said, not much to tell.  Till next time…..

 

Emaleth

 

 

April 5, 2005

 

            Kids say the darndest things……

 

            We had just walked in the door this evening, and already my son was in trouble, thus I was irritated.  He went into fits wanting chocolate milk NOW, and I didn’t even have my purse off my shoulder yet.  I said without thinking “I’ll get it when I’m good and ready!  Get off my case!”  To which he promptly responded, “What case?”  He got up from where he had plopped down on the floor, looked underneath himself, and said, “Mom, I’m not on your case!”

 

Emaleth

 

 

 

April 22, 2005

 

            It’s funny how you forget huge things that occur as your children grow.  As I sat in the waiting room of my doctor’s office, a little girl played nearby.  She laughs and runs.  She offers me her toy.

 

            “How old is she?”  I asked.

            “A year and a half,” her mother replied.

 

            Funny that I don’t remember my girls ever being that small.  I know they were.  But I can’t picture it in my mind.  I try to call up the memory, but all I get is their image impressed on my photographic brain when I saw them last.  ‘When I get home, I’ll have to find those pictures.’ I thought.

 

            Now the mother picks up her newborn baby out of the car seat at her feet.  So tiny is she that I fancy the woman is holding a doll.  The infant cannot hold it’s own head and barely makes a sound.  When were my children ever that tiny?  For that matter, when were they ever quiet unless asleep?

 

            Sometimes I fancy the idea of having another child.  My oldest will be eight in June—he hasn’t allowed me to give or receive a kiss in almost a year.  He says he’s too old.  My oldest daughter is in kindergarden, and is already on her fifth “boyfriend.”  My younger daughter is so busy chasing her sister, she rarely has time for me.  At least when it’s just us two, she will sit on my lap as long as I let her, and it’s from her that I get the best hugs.  Finally, my youngest son cannot sit still nor mind for more than five minutes.  The only hugs and kisses I get from him are when he’s in trouble or trying to delay bedtime!

 

            To once more have a baby to hold…A child that still needed me and my hugs and kisses as much as I needed him or her…  To once again teach a child and watch them take their first steps, hear their first word…  Then again, eventually they do grow up.  And what use have I for another disobedient, mouthy child destroying all I own?

 

            I think that if my youngest had been my first, he would have been an only child!

 

            Then again, my older three children are the most polite, respectful, well behaved kids you’ll ever meet.

 

            Who knows what the future holds?  Will I try to have another child?  Certainly not!  Besides, I’ve got another year before I reach that dreaded five year mark—A surprising number of women get pregnant 5+ years after a tubal ligation.

 

            But if I were to become pregnant, I would cherish that baby above all else, only on even ground with my other children.  I would be happy—truly happy—for the first time in years.

           

            Of course, should I get married, that would make me just as happy—but that debatable wish is for another time!

 

 

 

June 7, 2005

 

            It’s been a while since I tried to update this site.  I just got busy with other things.  But I had to take time to share something very important—my sons’ first fishing trip! 

 

            My youngest son turned four this past Tuesday, and my oldest, Jesse, turned eight on Thursday.  They both got fishing poles from my father, who has been begged by them repeatedly the last few months to take them fishing.  I guess the kids weren’t the only ones to get excited about it, because he took them fishing yesterday morning under threat of thunder storms!  Luckily, it did not rain on them, and they had a blast, catching eight very big fish!  Three bass and five bluegill, the fish averaged about a pound each.  Harley, the younger, had to have some help bringing in his bigger ones, but did manage to get them most of the way in himself.  Jesse needed no help at all bringing them in, but dad didn’t let him take them off the hook by himself.  Looks like I have two very good fishermen in the making!

 

            On another note, all traces of baby watching have ceased—I’m going to be an aunt!  Woo hoo!  Now I don’t have to think about babies…I can just play with my brother’s!  Only have to wait until Thanksgiving…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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