I went with the Lebanese food. Got a falafel, and a platter that's got hummus, baba ganouj, veggie stuffed grape leaves, cheese pie, spinach pie, and salad. Figure I can have the falafel now, and save the rest for lunch and dinner tomorrow.
Oliver ,'Conviction (1)'
Spike's Bitches 32: I think I'm sobering up.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Ooh, that sounds delicious.
Fellow parents, tell me it's normal and ok to just walk away from the screaming, irrational child. She doesn't want to be consoled, she doesn't want me to touch her, she doesn't want me to sit down by her, she doesn't want me to leave the room.
I don't know what is wrong with her. It started because she didn't want to leave daycare and has progressed from there. Full out meltdown.
Parenting hard. Beer oh-so very preety.
Fellow parents, tell me it's normal and ok to just walk away from the screaming, irrational child.
Normal and oh-so necessary sometimes. She'll be two next month?
I'm with sumi and Hil. Let me rephrase. I'm not with sumi and Hil, but I agree with sumi that Hil's food sounds delish. I can order in pizza or fake Chinese, but their both pretty good, so I'm not complaining. Much.
Mostly, I just really, really want a brief moment where I'm caught up. I'd really like to be caught up at work and at home, but I'd settle for either. Well, clearly I'd settle for neither, but I'd like either.
Also, I skipped like crazy and am about to do the same in Natter. It's all the fault of work, knitting, and rediscovering my former addiction to Alchemy, which is fortuitously apparently the only game that works on my work computer.
She'll be two next month?
Yep.
She stops screaming long enough to take a drink of milk or a bite of cereal, of which she is on her third bowl.
That reminds me to send you my copy of the Girlfriend's Guide to Toddlers. And good luck. It *eventually* gets better.
By eventually, you mean by 7:00 tonight, right?
t deludingly hopeful
Oh, Aimee, I will keep my fingers crossed for 7, but I think it's unlikely.
Fellow parents, tell me it's normal and ok to just walk away from the screaming, irrational child.
Normal and oh-so necessary sometimes.
Uh-oh. Sounds like O. has been sending e-mail to Em....
vw, you won't see this until the morning, I'm sure, but -- insent on the migraine drugs.