Oh where to even begin with this last week!
Elijah is learning about the effects of water on electronics.... so far he has dumped a water bottle over the keyboard of my laptop and took my cell phone swimming in his kiddie pool, also, slightly less stressful for me- he dunked his new Thomas the Train talking/chugging (expensive for a small freaking train) toy into my glass of water. I sure hope he's learning something from all this because my lesson in patience is starting to take a wrong turn! The laptop survived after being torn apart and air dried for a few days, but my poor iphone has just not been the same since the little incident. Hopefully my loving husband will see this as a sign to buy me (the hardworking, dedicated, mother of his children) a new phone :) Nothing wrong with a little wishful thinking after the week I've had!
This little 'nugget' in my tummy has also decided to get in trouble with momma already by giving me contractions a wee bit too early! There is an upside to that for me though- now I need to cut back and relax for these last 10 weeks! I'm just not sure how to handle that kind of pressure. Do I lounge at the beach every day? Do I go visit Mike at work and lay by the pool? Buy a hammock to put out front because the baby needs it? There are certainly too many decisions to be made.... at least before I've taken a nap :) My goal is to transform this large pasty snowball into a nice bronze globe. For now I've cut childcare down to four days a week and probably continue to lighten that load over the next 4 weeks until I'm on my self-employed and self-approved maternity leave! Not that I'm anxious to take a break from a house full of toddlers that pee all over my living room, punch my 1 and 1/2 year old son in the face, and look me straight in the eyes and tell me they are not going to be good today.... I just think a small time-out for the sake of everyone involved would be good before this pregnant lady goes Mom-zilla! So, my personal count down has begun and here's hoping I make it to my Rest and Relaxation with as few 'incidents' as possible.
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