The past couple of weeks, my anxiety has been a bit high and I tend to withdraw and move inward emotionally. This past weekend, I started feeling a bit better so Alan and I decided we wanted to take the kids out. We headed off to Jump On It and it wasn't quiet the experience we wanted. The kids had fun, ran, jumped and climbed and then it took a turn for the worse. Zach sat down with a pained look on his face like he was dying because he was hungry and they both started complaining, so we decided to leave. On the way out we told them we were heading to get dinner (we were going to take them out to eat) and Zach decided to have an attitude because we said we weren't getting pizza. This led to him crying and us getting upset because when you take your kids out for a fun day, the "thanks" you get shouldn't be NO thanks and complaining about what you aren't getting right? I write the true story on here because it's easy to see fun pictures on people's blogs and assume they have wonderfully behaved kids all the time, when the reality is that they probably don't just like I don't. I DO have wonderful kids though...just some ungrateful attitudes. We ended up heading home and hopefully out next family outing wont lead to fits and whining and will lead to "thank yous" and appreciation.
Also apparently my video function on my little camera isn't working...not sound and it's recording in some weird quick mode...hmm...
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