I’m comfortable.
In my bed.
Gah. I’ve seen this Mickey Mouse cartoon so many times- I know each line word for word.
The three year old is jumping… ON MY BED… and I’ve given him the look 75 billion and a half times.
He is a chatterbox, not just today, but every morning. He even talks in his sleep-
When he isn’t snoring-
What happened to the cute little breaths he took as a baby? These are near grown man sounds that escape his sleeping lips.
And when he realizes I haven’t responded to his words with whatever he has deemed appropriate or with nothing at all, he quietly reminds himself that I am working.
And it is a blissful 2.5 seconds of quiet.
Ah, but it is a continuous circle that cannot be broken or interrupted or muted or paused.
Maybe a walk is what I need after all.
Fresh air would be great, a stimulating conversation with nature is sure to stimulate brain cells that beg to take one or two more winks.
Guess, I will put on clothes and go for a walk…
The three year old has spies everywhere and I will not escape this time unseen.
I don’t really like clothes, anyway.
Besides, I’m quite comfortable.
In my bed.
But you enjoy the scenery.
And if you hear an incessant banging from a window as you pass by-
Don’t worry, it is just the three year old wishing you a happy, sunshiny day.
Wave, smile and just keep walking.
Otherwise, you’ll be entrapped in a conversation with a three year old and absolutely no way out.
Then I will be forced to leave my cocoon of comfort and warmth-
You’ll see my t shirt, rumpled and wrinkled and if the angle is right, you might even see some thigh connected to a panty that is anything but sexy.
But, I digress. And that isn’t how we make any progress.
Yes, a walk would indeed be best.
Gets the blood flowing, you know?
But.
I am comfortable.
In my bed.