Oliver and Amy

Oliver and Amy

Zack and I got to babysit our friends baby the other day for and hour or two. It was really fun to see Oliver and Amy together. Oliver kept trying to take all the toys from Amy, but she didn't seem to mind. I think she was in awe that Oliver could crawl around since she is only 5 months old. Amy started to get fussy and cry and then I guess out of sympathy Oliver started to cry for no reason, it was kind of cute for about a minute until you realize you have to calm two crying babies. Zack and I managed to get both babies down for a nap at the exact same time which I'm sure is some sort of feat that we deserve a metal for! We thought we were pretty hot stuff. "Two babies? Sure no problem!!" Well at least until they woke up! That was a different story. Luckily Amy's mom Sarah came shortly after she woke up to save us. But all in all it was fun. I guess that's kind of ironic considering my previous post today!

WHEW, thank heavens

I had a dream the other night that I had gone to the doctor's for something and after running some tests, the doctor came back and said, "well, you are 5 weeks pregnant." Immediately I screamed out "WHAT???" and then quickly following that I said, "Zack is going to be so mad!!!" The doctor asked if it wasn't a good thing that I was pregnant and I said that I guessed it was since we want to have more children, except that I currently had an 11 month old baby and wasn't sure I was ready for another yet. Heck, I can barely manage one baby let alone two. And then I just kept saying how mad Zack was going to be. Then I woke up, sat up in bed in a cold sweat. Whew, thank heavens it was only a dream....... However I have been a little freaked out by it since then. Maybe I should take a pregnancy test just to ease my mind! ha/ha The picture above is basically what my face was like in my dream when the doctor told me.....minus the burrito in my hand of course.

Disturbing?

So I was reading my Parents magazine last night like a good new parent (Which actually probably isn't a good thing because it gives you a whole new set of issues to worry about that you had never thought of before with each monthly copy!)and anyway, there was an article in it about nursing in public. I have no problem with nursing in public, I had to do it for 8 months when we went out, and agreed with the article that there is basically nowhere to nurse while in most public places except your occasional department store bathroom, but what I read disturbed even me. They had people write in their stories or comments on it under "Breastfeeding Confessions." So one lady from Massachusetts said,"Sometimes I'm so busy I feed my daughter while I'm going to the bathroom." EWWWWWWW........Are you serious??? Okay, I can see having to feed her in the bathroom, possibly even sitting on the toilet (lid down of course), but.....Can you really be THAT busy? There is no other time? I mean really? The poor child. I'm sorry but that is just gross to me! Is that even sanitary? I'm frightened, we are moving to Massachusetts in a month and she could be our neighbor!!

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Screamin' Demon

Swinging for the 1st time!