I've started this post 17 times. And even as I type, I hear a baby calling me but I'm determined to write something before I go check (hey, I'm not running for Mother of the Year anyway).
"So, how's it going?" you ask. They're...going. We're all coping. We're all still breathing - albeit with perpetually stuffy noses - but we're getting by. I wouldn't say we're doing any of this particularly well, but we're doing it. We're getting up every morning and getting ourselves out the door. The girls go to "school." I go to work. I pick them up, go home, and then attempt to play with two cranky and overtired babies for an hour while Roger washes bottles and prepares new ones and cleans up whatever mess the dogs have made that day. Around 7, we bathe the girls and put them to bed by 8. Then we scrape something together for ourselves for dinner - sometimes Roger cooks, but honestly, we ate pizza 3 times last week. (Dominos keeps delivering our pizza late, then proceeds to send us a free pizza coupon as an apology.) So we're doing it, but I'd be lying if I said it was going great. It's exhausting. And by Friday, I feel like I've been run over by a train.
Apparently, I look like I've been hit by a train too. Last Friday, one of the directors at the daycare says to me "You're so clever for dropping the girls off before you get ready for work."
"I am ready for work, b*tch," is what I wanted to say, but I can hardly balme her.
Okay, now two babies are calling me. I'm hitting publish without proof reading.
Sue me.
WOW, sounds like you guys are right on track..anyone that tells you different is LYING..it's tough but I promise you it will get better (at - least- a- little - bit) My kids are (almost) 2yrs old and 4yrs old...they both have gone to "school" from about 8 weeks on:-) I am lucky to have to pick them up by 3:30pm (well I guess that depends on the day, LOL)
ReplyDeleteI'll happily trade your baby-drama for my teen-aged, angst-filled drama any day. I hate hyphens but they do come in handy. I'll also issue one "pass" for transposing letters from blame to mysteriously requesting some sort of balm.
ReplyDeleteLOVED this post! I had a similar comment when I first started dropping M off at school. You are not alone! :D
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