Well! I finished and sent out my cards by the date I said I would :) I'm stating this just in case you don't read the comments, and let's face it, how many people really do when they come here? Not like this is a famous blog or anything lol!
My neverending battle against the weight monster has progressed in my favor by 4 whole pounds. At least. I'm sure of 4 of them. Yay me! Excuse me while I have a cookie to celebrate :P
My general aimlessness in life has also been solved I think. And let's face it, it was aimlessness. Yeah sure saying I want to write a novel by the time I'm 40, and I want to teach classics or history or whatever on a college level are wonderful little goals. Not saying they aren't. But they darn sure aren't immediate this is what I'm going to do within this time period (and 12.5 years is NOT a time period... it's a decade and change!) and then have done with it kind of things. But I decided and it's awfully nice :) Now all I need is for hubbykins to get his ass in gear and settle down with his job thing so I can do my thing.
It's really kind of a gigantic and thensome pain in the arse when you have to depend on someone else's schedule and course of events to determine your own...
It's also really kind of a gigantic pain in the arse when you're trying to catch a couple of extra z's in the morning only to hear baby shrieks of pain. Yeah. This is pretty much how it went.
Me: (mumbling from the pillow) I think you should make him eggs for breakfast.
Hubby: Okay!
a few minutes of peace and me quietly slipping back into dreamland.
Baby: SHRIEK!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! (fill in much anger and pain and baby screaming)
Hubby: OH SHIT! (running water)
Me: oh what now! (jumping up out of bed and into the kitchen with basically 3 steps and miraculously not injuring myself... solution to all of my personal injuries, always be in a hurry to see what has injured baby)
Hubby had indeed made the eggs and then turned his back on the kid and the still hot burner on the stove and PUT THE PAN IN THE SINK!!!!
First of all, never ever ever turn your back on the kid and the stove at the same time. I always shoo the kid out of the kitchen or do everything at a half turn so I can see the whole thing at once.
Secondly, for the love of pete man how many times have I told you not to put a hot pan right into the sink? Oy!
So with all of the not listening to me going on, the kid reaches up and decides to get first hand experience of just how hot the stove really is, cause us telling him since he could immitate sounds wasn't really enough. So three of his little fingers are burned and slightly blistered now :( He's been sitting with one hand in a little ziploc bowl of cold water all day. He needs a nap, I need a nap... Dunno if it's going to happen.
But he's fine and I can't really blame his father. Well I can actually. It's his genes at work here. Let's face it, the kid wouldn't be male had it not been for his father. He wouldn't have inherited the "I want to find out for myself just how painful hot can be" or insert other potentially life threatening anythings there, gene had it not come from his father. Because goodness knows I am so not the adventurous "let's see what happens when I touch this type." The absolute last time I touched anything I wasn't absolutely sure wasn't going to hurt me was the time my grandmother swore to me on a stack of bibles that the blue light wouldn't be hot cause blue was always cold... Yeah. Needless to say swearing on a stack of bibles and blue lightbulbs don't go far with me anymore....