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Wahoo! I’m one of the cool kids on Alltop. They like me. They really like me? (I feel good, nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh…) Click on the badge in the left sidebar or use this link to see the new crowd I’m hanging with: http://moms.alltop.com/ By the way, while you’re there, you can . . . → Read More: my sally field moment (with james brown soundtrack) So I cut his hair for the first time on Sunday. I kind of regret it, though Scott says it looks nice. It’s just that it was getting so long in the back. And I’ll admit that the more than once he/she mistake from strangers was starting to bug me. But mostly, I just thought . . . → Read More: baby’s first haircut I am in love with my new dryer. Let me explain. Since, oh, 1987, I’ve been living in rooming houses and apartments which all boasted coin-operated dryers, unless they had no dryers at all, in which case, laundrymats, coin-operated. My experience of dryers is that one selects a temperature, selects a time period, and voila. . . . → Read More: the dryer post As in Scarface. You know. Baby’s first: We’d had an amazing day. The playtime in the jumper. The two-plus hour morning nap. The champion solid-food-eating. All the laundry I’d gotten done with our new dryer (this deserves a separate post — will tell story another time). The swings. It was a lovely day, up . . . → Read More: al pacino’s excellent day I don’t think I say this enough: He is awesome! I am so in love with this little person. I love him on his good and bad days, but today happened to be a good one. He woke up at 3 for a bottle. Woke up at 5, but I didn’t go in to feed . . . → Read More: the baby, the milk, the spending plan, and our tivo Last night he woke up at midnight and went back to sleep without any response from us. At the 3-ish call Scott gave him a bottle. At 5-ish I went in and nursed him for an hour. Not that I wanted to nurse him for an hour. I fell asleep in the glider and he’s . . . → Read More: sleep quotidien Two friends on two separate occasions recently asked me about my experience with CIO. In trying describe to them what we’ve been through I realized that the details have blurred in my mind. In going back through the blog to try to piece it together, I must admit I regret not blogging every single day, . . . → Read More: sleep, summarized (eventually) |
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