A day in the life at the Gleason Zoo

Today, literally, has been the day from Hell.  The devil himself couldn't have arranged a better day for me.  For all I know...he probably did. It started off like any other day.  I actually woke up with plenty of time to get ready, yet decided to lay in bed until I had to rush to get everything done by 830.  Alexa wasn't cooperative with getting dressed or getting her hair done.  Then as I was getting my snack ready for the day, she grabbed the handle on the stove, causing the door to fly open, and her to fall backwards smacking her head on the floor.  A lot of tears and consoling later, I was still racing around trying to finish getting ready.  I was about 10 minutes late when I got into the car to head to work. I always call my husband on the way in, and since we are both stressed out, we managed to get into a fight.  Not exactly how I wanted to begin my day.  I dropped my daughter off at daycare and thankfully managed to avoid the daycare director, as our bill is almost

Well, its been a while since I have posted on here! I think I actually forgot that I had this blog site. I've been busy, and life has been in an uproar. So much has happened, so I think I will start at the beginning... In re-reading my last posts, as you can tell, I'm still here, and my ablation was a success. I've had some minimal residual issues since then, but nothing horrible. I've even managed to get off of my heart medication this last year. I haven't OK'd this with the cardiologist yet, but I've been feeling good. I mentioned in the previous posts that Ken and I wanted to start a family, and boy, has that happened! On March 29th, 2010, Ken and I welcomed a little girl to our family, Alexa Dee. She has been such a blessing. I plan to write up her birthstory on an upcoming blog. I also intend to write Cade's down as well, that way I have them somewhere, and I'm already forgetting details of Cade's....especially since its been over