My child boycotted sleep for nearly six hours today. Fun for everyone, let me tell you. I have accomplished a whole lotta nothing today because of it. Well, unless you count eating, watching TV, and taking a shower accomplishments (I don't). I can't complain, however. I did get a lot accomplished yesterday (laundry, thank yous, gift wrapping, swept and vacuumed all floors, and picked up our
We're set for a Christmas shopping adventure for tomorrow. I may have nightmares about the horrendous crowds, but I don't have too much of a choice. It must get done tomorrow (as I'm quite sure, I'm having Christmas at my house either tomorrow night or Thursday!!) I also have my follow up doctor's appointment-something I'm not exactly jumping for joy over...not because I fear bad news or anything, but because I'm reeeally sick of the foot in the stirrups, let me have a look up there song and dance. This should [hopefully] be the last time for that game for quite awhile.
The rest of my week is rather jam-packed with stuff to do. I have an ever-growing to do list; I add things quicker than I can get things done and scratched off. Such is the life of a wife, mom, and student [teacher!] Tomorrow, I'll be gone all day, shopping (oh, and that pesky doctor's appointment). Thursday will be my last day to get things done-things such as cleaning my house, finishing up with whatever wrapping I may have, and packing for the trip we leave on the very next day! Oh and lose about twenty pounds, too. Hah, who am I kidding-this weight is never going to come off when I'm binging like a professional bulemic..minus the purging part, of course. Going forty weeks and having so many of my favorite indulgences be taboo is torture! Now that I can have them again, I have been out of control. I shouldn't complain-I'm almost down to my pre-pregnancy weight, and I have exercised a whole...(let me count) oh, zero times. This should be interesting-packing for my six week old for a week in weather we don't have here. I have made lists like the obsessive-compulsive person that I am, but I'm sure I'll still forget to think of something. Thursday evening, I meet with my student teaching mentor, and Friday we leave for California!
Speaking of my little rascal, I finally captured her beautiful [dimply!] smile:
Nothing in the entire world matters to me when her face lights up like that. And to think, we created such a beautiful person. She absolutely lights up my world.
And because I stood (okay, sat) there like the annoying overly proud mama with a camera two inches from her face, you can see the many faces of Ruby:
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