I did notice that the day flew by. By the time I got off of work, I went to meet my kiddo for soccer practice. Since I had about thirty minutes to kill, I stopped off at a local Starbucks, got a coffee, and read my book for a little bit. Watched her practice and headed home. Made dinner, made sure Delaney was clean and showered for tomorrow, read a book with her, and put her to bed. Taking some alone time for myself for the next fifteen minutes or so before retiring to bed and starting all over tomorrow. I noticed that since the day went by so quickly, I didn't miss Keith as much as I would have if I had absolutely nothing to do. That's amazing. I did realize last night that the little time I actually have with him when he's in town will be cut down to a large degree since I'll be working. I can't necessarily say to my new boss, "Uh, so can I take the next five days off so that I can play with my boyfriend before he goes out of town again?" Not likely. In my amazing ability to justify just about anything, I'm choosing to look at our situation as a way to get back into being 'normal'. Since I've been unemployed for the past 4-5 months, we play like we're on vacation when he's home. This will force us to fall back into normalcy. I'll get home from work, we'll make dinner, hang out and watch TV, and go to bed. Just like any normal working couple. I'll miss the vacation with him though.
I texted him tonight telling him that I'll be going to sleep soon and he didn't feel the need to call me, stating that he was 'at Subway'. My reply, 'ok, call later.' Something tells me that he had a less than stellar day and doesn't feel like talking. Could be the stories that I tend to create in my head, but I think my assessment might be correct. Anyway..
I'm pleased that our story, our life is coming together as it should. I'm thankful for this opportunity to do something different and I couldn't be more grateful to be with my partner and daughter in this life. They fill my heart with complete love and I couldn't imagine my life, my entire existence without them.