Seems like that’s all I say anymore. Why the fascination with cookies? Who knows? I know I’m tired. I’m tired of having to shower at night and only do laundry when my husband is home.
I’m tired of having to stick my baby in a playpen for half the day to keep her out of trouble. I’m tired of not being able to leave the house. I’m okay with not doing most of the other chores, though. My husband can have the dishes and the vacuuming.
Otherwise, I’m glad to be moving a lot better. Knowing my husband was on the way, I put KJ down on the floor and let her roam for a while this afternoon. I had to turn the tv off because she was whacking it with a toy and standing way too close for her poor little eyes, but other than that, she did really well. Not getting into too much of anything and making me ‘fail’ progress on this operation. Which is really nice.
In other terms, is anyone giving their kids a swine flu vaccine that hasn’t been tested very long? Just wondering. Keeley rarely sees anyone outside of the 2 of us, and we can take precautions for grocery carts and etc. when that comes into effect.
Also, no I don’t think that anyone should be able to pull the plug on the internet. We put off the switch to digital because it might ‘paralyze’ the country if no one had tv for information. What do they think wiping out internet is going to do in the case of an emergency? When a storm hits, we dont’ turn on the tv, we get in the closet with the laptop. Nuff said.
We’re practicing for potty training already. Ha! This is a 10 month picture, but as I wanted to post and our 11 month pictures won’t be taken until this PM, this is the one you get! After several weeks of struggling with keeping Keeley on the changing table, I moved her over to the guest bed for diaper changes. Almost immediately the issues went away. Once we supplied a book, toy, or asked her to help by pulling out a wipe (yucky, don’t eat it!), it helped a lot. We had tried giving her toys on the changing table, but I guess she was trying to say she’d outgrown it! Occasionally she still turns around on me, but for the most part, at least she’s on something soft, and here we go with a fine example of what the beginning of a diaper change might look like. Although by the end, she’s usually dropped the book, after having chewed on it. The changing table now holds diapers, toys, and we may move books over soon as well. At least a few of them. For the next couple of weeks I won’t be doing much bending, so she’ll have some limitations on toy and book usage while it’s just the 2 of us at home, otherwise it will be a hazard.
