A really good day.

Today started out with the potential to REALLY suck.
Aiden woke me up at 5:50AM, I bribed him with cartoons and fell back asleep on the couch. I woke up an hour later with a RAGING headache. Fell back to sleep after chugging some Advil. Woke up an hour later to find that my headache had not gone away, but spread to my WHOLE body.
Four hours later it slowly faded away. And funny enough that's when my day started to get BETTER.
I had a good hair day, wore my new shirt, both small children stayed clean (for awhile), it was like I had found a 4 leaf clover.
We visited Papa @ work. Went to the Mall. We (and 10 strangers) watched Aiden rock out @ American Eagle. We had a Papa sponsored toy purchase at the Disney Store. Emily took FOREVER. Aiden picked his toy out in under 5 minutes and would not even think of anything else. Emily was there long enough for us to need a bathroom break. Then we had to go back. FINALLY she decided on the Doll that is just a head and you do it's hair and it looks like a MERMAID.
Nicole and Sabrina managed to both find outfits that were on SALE. This alone is worth GOOD DAY STATUS.
Dinner at the mall always makes my children happy. Chicken and Rice at the Food Court. I was not blowing 10 days of the Shred by eating pizza, so I had a flat bread sandwich.
The last few days I've been REALLY tired and REALLY grumpy about the lack of sleep, and it made me appreciate today as a REALLY good day.
They were so freaking EXCITED about their purchases they wanted to open them right there. They showed everyone that walked by. We spent 10 minutes on this bench just LOOKING at them thru the box. I can't even tell you how weirdly happy they were. These are children that get a surprise going to the mailbox, they are not deprived of ANYTHING. They kill me.
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Day 11 @ Level 2 was way better than day 10.
I figured out a few more moves then yesterday and I was sweating like a hoglet by the end. I'm hoping that tomorrow I'll be able to really keep pace.