One of the golden rules of blogging is to not draw attention to the fact that you haven't been blogging regularly. Which is sort of stupid, because if you follow me you sort of know whether you've seen me around blog-town or not.
Sure, I've put out a few posts here and there since the new year, but not nearly what I've normally done or what I would like to do.
But some things have changed with him recently and I've sort of been focusing on getting these new issues diagnosed and under control and blogging has taken a back seat to that. My son relies on me 100% for every aspect of his care, so blogging has always been my happy, creative place I go to "when I have a free moment" sort of thing. The free moments are just pretty hard to come by right now.
For that, I will not apologize. But hopefully we're on the right path to getting this little bump in the road of his health under control and I can get back to life as I know it.
In totally unrelated news, one of my readers alerted me to the fact the West Elm was carrying those Thermos travel mugs that I was so obsessed with!!! (Would it be wrong to add another few exclamation points?)
Not sure if it's a temporary thing or how fast they will sell out, but I bought myself one in a heartbeat!
And thank you from the bottom of my Thermos loving heart for emailing me about them Jill!!! (there I go with the exclamation points again)
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Pam, I hope that your son is better and that you have found a resolution for the issues you mentioned. I take care of my mother so many times I'm absent from the blogging world. You know, we can only do what we can do and I think that you have your priorities in the right place.
Debby
I'm sorry that your boy has been having medical issues. It has to be so hard to see him struggle. I miss your posts but know he takes prority. I hope you can take some breaks from time to time. I know when our son was younger, those breaks were so helpful. Hugs
Anita Diaz
Pam, prayers and thoughts for all of you:-) You are exactly where you should be and everyone supports that. Hoping your son is doing better soon!!
Vickie @ Ranger 911
I've noticed that you haven't been blogging as often, Pam, but I know you have a lot resting on your shoulders. My thoughts are with you and I hope your son is doing better and you are blessed with some down time in the days to come. I'm sending a big hug your way.
xo, Vickie
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I totally understand. Take care of your son first. We understand and will be here when you have time. I pray that he will do better soon.
Laurie @ Vin'yet Etc
My thoughts are with you and your family my vintage loving friend. I totally get it, the blog drops for me when life gets wobbly, as it should. Hugs and strength. Xo ps.. . Never too many exclamation points, ever!