::Off the Zofran. Back to puking. Can't wait to call later today.
::Ben's freakish new sleep life. Yesterday he woke up at 5:15. I ignored his pleas, and he fell back asleep until I woke him from the dead at 7:15. But then he wouldn't nap at daycare. At all. He cried for an hour and a half until I picked him up instead. This morning he woke up at 6:15. Better than 5:15, but still not good. Sigh. Martial Law is in place until 7:00am. No TV, lights, toys, or food until the timer goes off. This is Ben, on his stool, trying to get to the timer:
| (imagine him saying, whilst reaching, "Mommy come on, now. You need to come on, now.") |
::The Mt. Everest of grading that occupies my classroom and my life.
::The best husband in the world. On Sunday, our last full day together as a family before his trip, the sleep deprivation knocked me out. After I wrote my whiny post, I stood up, almost fainted, started to cry, and Matthew urged me to go to bed. I took two two-hour naps that day while my holy saint of a spouse parented in my stead.
Things that are different:
::My glasses. I have had the same pair for years, and since they're my spare pair that only gets worn at night before bed and first thing in the morning, I haven't felt like taking the time or effort or money to get new ones. Well, they broke. So we taped them together. For several months.
I finally got sick of them falling off my face, so I bit the bullet and got new ones. It is miraculous.
::My computer. I don't use my laptop very often, so when I took it to work to do a Renaissance art powerpoint I was dismayed to discover that it was no longer alive. Matt needs to take one on his trip and I need it for work, so we sadly took some of our tax money and bought a new one. I say sadly because we had other things planned for the money. But hey, now I have new glasses and a new computer. I'll take it.
::This afternoon we find out what kind of bell pepper we're having! So excited.
2 comments:
Oh my ! So are we !!
Peach? Hotdog? Bell pepper? God already knows what you'll be "feasting on" for the rest of your life, and aren't we all so grateful for that?!?!? I'm just not sure about a lavender peach.
Another thought: Oh how I wish I lived closer so we could spend time together! I miss you, however I am SO grateful for computers (including your new one!) so we can stay connected.
Love you ... Auntie Sue
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