Well, I didn't write so much at all. My actual day was more like:
5am: "Mammaaaa....mammmaaaa...I wanna sleep in yourrrr beeeeddd" Yes, yes, just get in and shut up and let me sleep.
7:15am: (holy crap, I never get away with sleeping that late) "Mama! Mama it's seven! Time to get up! It's light out!" This is said loudly about 1 inch from my face.
7:20 am: Smash calls to say good morning. I tell him to leave me alone, I just woke up and he's too perky. He informs me that he hasn't gone to bed yet.
7:45: baby is fed, Mama has had a cup of coffee. Mama calls Smash back to let him know that she's now fit for human conversation.
8am: First time baby pees on the floor for the day.
9am: Smash goes to bed.
9am-present: I've cleaned three rooms, cleaned pee off the floor five times and crap off the bathroom rug once (potty training is "the *****"!), washed two loads of laundry, cooked stuffed peppers and miso soup, killed a giant spider on the ceiling, inquired as to why the baby thought it necessary to pull half the leaves off my philodendron ("cause I'm making a pile to feed brother bear"...fair enough), put fresh sheets on my bed, moved some furniture around, and drank about a pot of coffee.
Predictions for the future: in ten minutes, I'll put the baby to bed. In twenty minutes, I'll tell her this is her last hug and she needs to go to sleep now. In 30 minutes, she'll finally be asleep and I'll settle down to veg out for an hour. This is when my mother will call, drunk, to ask me a stupid question. Two hours from now, as I'm brushing my teeth, Smash will probably call and wish me good morning, Smash time, haha.
Sometimes, I feel like my life is mixed up episodes of Ray Bradbury Theater.
Nexa
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“It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But a half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.â€
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones