Category Archives for Daily Life
T-ball
Originally, while mentally drafting this post in my mind, I called it “A String of Profanity.” At the time, I could not compose a sentence that didn’t have “fuck,” “shit,” or “mother fucking” in it. I’ve moved past the foul … Continue reading
Wire-less
I have a lovely post written about Ramona’s Fairy Godmother Blessing. Sadly, I can’t find the cord to upload pictures to my laptop from my camera, so that post is in limbo, just waiting to be published.
Progress
The thing about being bed-ridden is that it doesn’t make for good blog-writing fodder. So here we are. Good news! Today I was able to assemble and cook a quesadilla for Jude. That means I was on my feet for … Continue reading
Mmmmm… Food
I was going to update this week’s menu now that I know what the rest of our week looks like food-wise, but then I decided that this week’s meal additions deserved their own post, so here goes.
Gratitude
You may not have heard, but I’ve been stuck in bed for more than two weeks with some intense back and leg pain stemming from two herniated discs, and there’s no end in sight. This whole situation sucks on many … Continue reading
Newsflash
For those of you wondering, being stuck in bed starts to suck after Day 2 or so. At first it’s fun to have no choice but to nap, play on the interwebz, and read, but it’s all down hill from … Continue reading
Siblings
The transition from one child to two children has been hard for me, both physically and emotionally. Jude has energy, and lots of it. He go, go, goes from the minute he wakes up in the morning until the second … Continue reading
Pins and Needles
Sarah and her manfriend are slated to be here any minute. I haven’t seen her in years. I’m giddy with excitement.
In Other News
So, in other news, I have a second child. Continue reading
Beach Time
Josh, Jude, and I have been spending a decent amount of time at the beach lately. Yesterday, after having read an interesting article on the ingredients in conventional sun screen, I picked up two different containers of safe sunscreen: California … Continue reading