so kiss me and smile for me
tell me that you'll wait for me
hold me like you'll never let me go
cause i'm leavin' on a jet plane
don't know when i'll be back again
oh babe, i hate to go...
tomorrow finds harley in bruxelles, visiting debbie, dino, karen, and the rest of the belgian contingent.
but will it be jane that requires a dose of belgian beer by the time i am back?
now that she is recharging so nicely, feeling strong and prepared for the next steps, i'm concerned about her resources being depleted in my absence (not that my presence doesn't sufficiently deplete her energy stores!). will jam (jared-andi-marlee) put her in a pickle?
1. will they unload the dishwasher (without me having to video chat with them from kigali to implore them to do so?)
2. will they not fight about the front seat, the best tv spot, which portion of ice cream is bigger, etc.
3. will they make a feeble attempt at straightening up their rooms so jane doesn't need to (literally) bend over backwards?
4. will they do their homework without her asking them a million times 'did you do your homework?'
5. will they separate the whites and colors voluntarily, and inside out the sleeves?
6. will they NOT miss the bus? (metaphorically and physically speaking, of course)
7. will they actually answer the phone while she's in the shower?
8. will they not beat the living daylights out of each other?
9. will they not scream out 'MOM!!!!!' for everything they can't locate inside of one millisecond?
10. will they not scream out 'DAD!!!!!', forgetting that i'm in africa, and not downstairs?
well, perhaps after all is said and done, the little ones will make life easy for jane, helping out and snuggling up - and maybe, just maybe, she'll get more of a break with me out of her hair!
h
tell me that you'll wait for me
hold me like you'll never let me go
cause i'm leavin' on a jet plane
don't know when i'll be back again
oh babe, i hate to go...
tomorrow finds harley in bruxelles, visiting debbie, dino, karen, and the rest of the belgian contingent.
but will it be jane that requires a dose of belgian beer by the time i am back?
now that she is recharging so nicely, feeling strong and prepared for the next steps, i'm concerned about her resources being depleted in my absence (not that my presence doesn't sufficiently deplete her energy stores!). will jam (jared-andi-marlee) put her in a pickle?
1. will they unload the dishwasher (without me having to video chat with them from kigali to implore them to do so?)
2. will they not fight about the front seat, the best tv spot, which portion of ice cream is bigger, etc.
3. will they make a feeble attempt at straightening up their rooms so jane doesn't need to (literally) bend over backwards?
4. will they do their homework without her asking them a million times 'did you do your homework?'
5. will they separate the whites and colors voluntarily, and inside out the sleeves?
6. will they NOT miss the bus? (metaphorically and physically speaking, of course)
7. will they actually answer the phone while she's in the shower?
8. will they not beat the living daylights out of each other?
9. will they not scream out 'MOM!!!!!' for everything they can't locate inside of one millisecond?
10. will they not scream out 'DAD!!!!!', forgetting that i'm in africa, and not downstairs?
well, perhaps after all is said and done, the little ones will make life easy for jane, helping out and snuggling up - and maybe, just maybe, she'll get more of a break with me out of her hair!
h
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