Every day, and in every way ...
... I'm getting better and better.
*hack*gag*

Well, dur. Poor wee thing had gas. Just like my first son. I guess the old 'labour amnesia' that you hear about, having nowhere to apply itself with me, erases all my memories of the first 3-6 weeks post partum instead. Geez, I can be an idiot.
I, personally, am still feeling like microwaved dog poo. I have no energy or enthusiasm for anything. My right leg/ankle/foot is still swollen badly, hurts mysteriously, and my arse is still as broad as the back of a barn.
And I'm hungry all day. You know, if i'm going to be hungry then I should be positively svelt. I should be so thin that if I turned sideways you couldn't see me. Then I could be as hungry as I want and laugh it off. "Oh, it's just my pesky stomach growling, ha, ha! I haven't eaten since, oh, what was it ... March?"
Bleh.
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(This was nicked shamelessly from here wherein the fab Getupgrrl makes some sensible promises to her unborn son.)
This is to all of my children:
Dear bubs ...
- I promise to be the best Mother In Law I can be.
I won't flinch when my Son In Law , Mark Anthony Dikhead Jr, smugly announces that my grandson - exactly half of whose DNA comes from my daughter - will be named Mark Anthony Dikhead III and be called by that lamest of nick names : "Trey" (as in très ridicule).
I will remain expressionless when my Daughter In Law says that she will co-sleep, attachment parent, breastfeed-until-kindergarten my granddaughter, Brynkleigh Bleodweggh (in honour of her 1/14th celtic side), or alternately, NOT breastfeed because "That's just yucky. Boobs are for sex."
... because this will be their baby, not mine.
and most of all, Darling Children,


1 Comments:
Great pictures! Love that quote, too. ;)
Don't worry about feeling blah... you just had a baby, after all! It takes time. I am impressed with your baby's sleep schedule, though. We did get a few nights with 3-4 hour stretches between feedings, but then she likes to change it up and switch back to every 2 hours. :( Or scream for a while before settling in. Fun, fun!
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