I'm back, did you miss me? Well, I'm back as long as I have something to say, so who knows how long that might last. Anyway, I thought I would give you a quick update on our family of 3.5 (I'll count Cass as a half). My mom was here for the last week helping out and it was great. She calmed all my fears, taught us, and fed us. Now we're on our own...it's kind of scary. But so far so good. 
Thanks mom!
The babe, he is good. He eat, sleeps, and poots (a lot). poot= toot/poop, I bet you wanted to know that. I think it is fair to say that we like him a lot. Everyone told me not to wish him out because they are so much easier to take care of in the womb. They were right, he was less maintenance. But I sure love not being pregnant, and I'd rather be able to smother him with kisses than endure endless elbow pokes and waddling.
Then we have the .5 of the family. I'm sure Bill would be displeased with me referring to our cat as a child since he is a cat not a human. But Cass has been struggling with older sibling syndrome. He feels neglected and has been acting out. He runs around the apartment like a maniac and misbehaves. He doesn't know what to think of the baby. But he is warming up to him and is very curious. All he needs is a little extra TLC. I think this picture states exactly how he feels about the baby, annoyed.
Thanks mom!
The babe, he is good. He eat, sleeps, and poots (a lot). poot= toot/poop, I bet you wanted to know that. I think it is fair to say that we like him a lot. Everyone told me not to wish him out because they are so much easier to take care of in the womb. They were right, he was less maintenance. But I sure love not being pregnant, and I'd rather be able to smother him with kisses than endure endless elbow pokes and waddling.
Then we have the .5 of the family. I'm sure Bill would be displeased with me referring to our cat as a child since he is a cat not a human. But Cass has been struggling with older sibling syndrome. He feels neglected and has been acting out. He runs around the apartment like a maniac and misbehaves. He doesn't know what to think of the baby. But he is warming up to him and is very curious. All he needs is a little extra TLC. I think this picture states exactly how he feels about the baby, annoyed.
And last but not least. I love not working! I feel liberated! And I love being able to watch Hoda and Kathy Lee again. They really are hilarious. And lets be honest, the SNL skits about them are dead on, that is what makes them even better. I don't think I'm going to be able to go back to work. Isn't there some way I can make money and have good benefits while being home where I can eat crackers and bri all day with a dose of KLG & Hoda? If you know of a profession that allows this, please advise asap.
5 comments:
Oh man. Not working is the best thing in the world. I have the answer to your problem...STUDENT LOANS. How does Bill 'Money Bags' Weaver feel about that?
That cat picture is HI.LA.RI.OUS. And it looks like your mom is just holding a blanket in that first pick. You have to look close to see a teeny tiny baby! Oh, how cute.
And start an Etsy business. Make it big in just a matter of months. Ooh. Or even better. Become a really interesting blogger. (Not that your blog isn't interesting.) But people can actually make money off of that. And you're funny enough.
HARV! You are awesome. I love your kid...he's a cutie! And Cass is freakin' hilarious!
Late- but Congratulations! Your sister did not tell me that you had your baby- the pictures are so cute! Have fun on this new and never ending adventure.
p.s. Love the cat pic. Our first dog wasn't all that thrilled when we brought home a new sibling but she adjusted just fine.
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