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How the hell do people use strollers all the time? Ugh! Ever since I damaged myself carrying 50lbs on my back at the Zoo, I've been using the stroller. And now my lower back is killing me. I think I need one more massage/therapy session before the pain in my collarbone joints will finally be all the way gone, but seriously . . . strollers seem to be causing me far more pain that reasonable babywearing ever did. Once I can put the Ergo back on, I'll make sure to not load the backpack portion with tons o'crap.
Anyhow, life is pretty good. I have a nice shower curtain. That helps tremendously with the fact that summer is here. Why the hell haven't we had any massive volcanic eruptions in ages? Are people actually finding enough virgins to throw into volcanoes? This astounds me.
Ronan is clingy as hell this week. He's working on several teeth. I remember teeth as being rather painful when I was a teen, so I can't imagine how miserable it must be for a preverbal toddler. It's okay, of course, I don't mind cuddling and nursing 24/7, but I can't cook or clean or do anything, because I can't wear him and if I'm not holding him, he wants to be attached to me at the knee, which makes it difficult to walk.
Things to do tonight: vacuum, eat dinner, dust piano, brush padoodle-dog, buy groceries, wash baby clothes, bleach mildew in tub.
Things to do tomorrow: mop kitchen floor, go to farmer's market, bathe padoodle-dog, greet in-laws, pretend house is always nice and neat, find margaritas for supper.
Anyhow, life is pretty good. I have a nice shower curtain. That helps tremendously with the fact that summer is here. Why the hell haven't we had any massive volcanic eruptions in ages? Are people actually finding enough virgins to throw into volcanoes? This astounds me.
Ronan is clingy as hell this week. He's working on several teeth. I remember teeth as being rather painful when I was a teen, so I can't imagine how miserable it must be for a preverbal toddler. It's okay, of course, I don't mind cuddling and nursing 24/7, but I can't cook or clean or do anything, because I can't wear him and if I'm not holding him, he wants to be attached to me at the knee, which makes it difficult to walk.
Things to do tonight: vacuum, eat dinner, dust piano, brush padoodle-dog, buy groceries, wash baby clothes, bleach mildew in tub.
Things to do tomorrow: mop kitchen floor, go to farmer's market, bathe padoodle-dog, greet in-laws, pretend house is always nice and neat, find margaritas for supper.
