I'm suffering from severe bloggers' block right now, so I'm just gonna list a few things below for the sake of having something to say:
The Little Madam is quite the roller these days. Every time we put her down for a nap, or attempt a tricky - i.e. pooey - nappy change, she's like a limbless Olympican going for a world record. This isn't the first time she's done any rolling, but it's the first time in a while. I'm sure it's a sign of some kind of developmental leap.
I'm having my second consecutive cold, and it looks like TLM is too. I keep wanting to wipe the snot from her upper lip, but the last thing I want is for her lip to get all red and raw from the over-eager application of wood pulp. Besides, don't kids like eating their own snot?
The boy is also sick. Which is not as bad as you'd think, because now that we have TLM he doesn't treat every cold as a near-death experience. It's actually nice to have his company when he'd normally be off computer-geeking for a living.
I used to be smug about having lost all my pregnancy weight within the first few months of TLM's birth, but since I've stopped most of her breastfeeds (now down to one per day, before her bedtime), all those extra cookie-and-cake calories have gone straight to my tummy. I've avoided it so far, but I think an cardio-exercise DVD for home workouts will soon be on my shopping list.
Still watching gilmore girls on DVD - the boy brought home seasons 3, 4 and 5 a week or so ago and I'm practically soaking in it most evenings.
Like sand through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives...
2 comments:
Sigh.... I wish I could be soaking in Gilmore Girls!
Eating your own snot is good for your immune system. As long asa the snot is not green and you wipe when out in public, let her sniff and lick all she likes, I say.
ms. mac: It's easy - all you need is the DVDs and a spare couple of hours every evening. Now that you have at least one son who'll voluntarily cook dinner for the family, that shouldn't be so hard...
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