Yesterday, one of my kiddos had a bad dream during nap. I went in to console her and scooped her up and we sat in her rocker. She was still groggy, so we cuddled a little while I stroked her hair, touched her soft cheek, then it hit me. It was right at that time when I got a wee bit emotional that her older sibling will be going to kindergarten in 2 weeks. I have been a little moody for the past few days and wonder if that is my "problem". I guess I am getting "nervous" about...

I had the Mommy's night out and it was a great success. We went to a popular drinking place and everyone seemed to have a good time. There were 3 moms that took their infants and made me think how cute they are but so glad not to be in that stage anymore. It was also a good evening for my hubby to spend quality time with the kiddos. Everyone won!
We also had our couples night out and that turned out well too. I get along great with the wife but hubby found it hard talking to her hubby for...

So we have an opportunity to go out saturday for a few hours without kiddos and I am at a loss as to what to do. We do not do this too often. I'd like to go to a restaurant where we could normally not go with the kiddos...We live in a suburb of a major city so it is not really hopping here. I'm thinking PF chang's or Macaroni Grill but not sure. Ideas out there?

what is the deal there? Rain makes me so sleepy and lazy. It is draining. I know I would never survive in Seattle. How do people there do it? It has rained all day and I cannot stand it. Yet, when it is sunny, that is draining too. Should I be asking what is my deal?

A few days ago I listened to a friend upset about how other friends of hers can be so inconsiderate. A few months ago, it was me telling this same friend how those same people had been unfeeling towards me. How can people be so mean and not phase them? It is a cruel world we live in. It has made me thick skinned and I was fine until she mentioned how they were mean to her without even realizing it. I try to be a friend but get the short end of the stick all the time. I just hope my children...