Lean on me

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I have always been the person to come running to the rescue.  Let me watch the kids, clean the house, fix you a meal or just sit there when you don't want to be alone but don't want to speak.  Its hard having the roles reversed.

A wonderful friend is going to turn her life upside down for a few days and watch E while I'm the hospital.  She is rearranging her schedule to get E to and from school, and their sleep arrangements.  Her daughter, N and E have been friends since there were 6 months.  N and E think its going to be some sort of vacation but I know she and her husband still have carry out the mundane tasks of life.  Its gets a little bit tricky since they are vegans and E is not.  She loves her chicken and fish.  

But to have someone just rearrange their life for you for a few days is beyond moving.  It brought me to tears.  Yes, I'm worried that E might have a massive tantrum because she wanted yellow cheese and not white cheese and the girls have already gotten into WWE wrestling over a barrette.  I am not idealizing the situation where both girls would be ready for bed at the same time and share because "Sharing is Caring".  To take another 3 year old is a daunting task.

Its wonderful to know that not only do I have awesome friends who would take E and care and love for her but I have others who will bring us food, watch E or even run to the store.  It doesn't help that we live out in the boonies either.  

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It seems like all of this is coming together.  Maybe this is my sign that I'm headed into the right direction.

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