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So What Wednesday


Life After I Dew


This week, I'm saying So What if...
  • I'm pretty sure my son hates me.  I mean, why else would he sleep all day long and stay awake all night long?  The poor kid is so tired at night, I can see it in his eyes and hear it in his cry but he just refuses to go to sleep.  I need to get this straightened out before I go insane.
  • I wanted to sleep so badly last night that I actually let the little guy sleep in his swing.  It's his favorite place to sleep.  As you can tell, that strategy did not pay off.
  • I hate you ladies who lose the belly within two weeks of giving birth.  Ok, I don't hate you, but I am insanely jealous of you.  Especially since I could still pass for six months pregnant.
  • I am addicted to the show Love It or List It.  It's always on when I'm up all night hoping that the kid will drift off to sleep at some point.
  • I didn't love the new Michael J Fox show. I didn't hate it, but I didn't love it.
  • I'm frustrated that the breastfeeding still isn't going well.  It's been almost six weeks...why am I not seeing any improvement?!
  • I really want to re-design my blog but I just don't have the time.  I'm lucky I'm even making this post!
  • We have a very busy weekend planned and it literally makes me want to cry.  All I want to do is sleep but we won't be home for most of the weekend.
  • My husband and I are trying to decide what we want to do with our house situation.  We might be starting renovations very soon.
  • I check Instagram like every five minutes for more pictures of squishy little babies since I follow a ton of people with new squishy little babies.
  • I have some errands to run today but I dread taking both kids because I'm just too tired.  I might be calling my Grandmother to babysit for me.  (Is it ok to call her to watch the kids just so I can take a nap?)


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