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[moveablefeast]

The other day, I complained to my husband that I never got to spend a day just doing whatever I wanted to do. Folks, parenthood has a remarkable way of changing up everything that you do. Right now, we're dealing with the inevitable arrival of teeth numbers five and six, with seven and eight close behind; with that comes crappy sleep, a surge of

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[neveragoodone]

Sounds like a well needed wonderful day.
How are you feeling lately? Are you kicking the mono?

[moveablefeast]

I think so, but I'm not totally sure. I can't tell if I'm tired because of crappy sleep or because of the mono. Ha - life with baby. John has helped me get a lot of good sleep the last few days though. He's awesome like that.

How's things in your neck of the woods?

[neveragoodone]

pretty good; I'm procrastinating at the moment....damned vacuum hasn't learned how to plug itself in and do the job for me yet. :) I'm going to a bonafide car race tonight (I know, I know!) but we got free tickets from work and the BIL was really excited to go. WTF, man, I may spontaneously combust. Gah, too bad my camera's dead - I could probably get some great photos of tube topped redneck mavens in their natural habitat. (Dang, aren't I snarkulous today?) Meh.

Glad to hear you're getting some sleep! :) It is a rare and precious commodity!

[adr0ck]

i don't remember the exact day i had that realization, but i do remember that it was awesome. i think i've re-realized it with each kid! ;)

[saintlex]

Sounds wonderful! :) I know from talking to my sister often (she has 4 young children) that you have to re-claim your life any way you can. ;D I wish you and your little one many more nice days like that one.