I have been sick since Utah, which isn't my excuse for why the project isn't finished yet. The excuse is that I have been taking naps with Corban. I hate to tell the health authorities, but more sleep seems to be keeping me sick, not making me better. When I was forced to work while sick I seemed to not get as sick. I have been battling this long enough that my milk supply is not sufficient to please Corban, so we have resorted to formula for about half of his feedings. I now know more bonuses to breastfeeding. Making a bottle in the middle of the night wakes Corban up and then I have to be awake longer, trying to convince him it isn't time to be awake. I have never had that problem when breastfeeding. Also, waiting for the formula to dissolve, Enfamil being much better than Nestle, doesn't keep a smile on Smiley boy's face.
This is all we get for now because Jared would like to say nightly prayers, which means I will be in dreamland all too soon. But I will leave with this thought/question- Does reading about other people's lives (blog, email, letter) make you feel like you need to start living?
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I am answering your question about reading other people's blogs: sometimes they do make me feel like I need to start living, but mostly I just enjoy their sweet moments and am glad for my own. Sometimes they give me good ideas to fit into our lives though, like trips to places or ideas to organize things better. I do like that. How about you?
PS Glad you're back.
Reading other people's blogs (I only ready my children's, usually) makes me wish even more that we lived closer. They always tear at my heartstrings, honestly. But, I love it. I am so glad you do this! (All of you who do!)Thanks. It always makes my day. Why am I crying? Love, I guess. :)
And, yes, I realize that I don't have a life...Or that this sweet part of my life is past. It was hard, but so wonderful at the same time. I sure wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.
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