switching things up

 

I can't function well enough right now to write the Wedding Wednesday post I wanted to post, so today we are going with this. Change is good, and not everyone LOVES weddings as much as I do (how?!) so those people should appreciate this. Although tune in next week, because the story of our ceremony is a funny one. I promise.

 

Moving on.

 

I can't believe...

 

...that I lost March Madness. I totally jinxed myself with that whole I always win thing. A has yet to decide what he wants, but it better be something small. Or maybe I can convince him that our Charlotte trip is what he gets? HA. Yea right.

 

...that my little squirt is no longer a baby! It's time for someone else in the family to have one so that we can have another baby around. OF COURSE I still love the Reid man, I just miss the sweet baby time. And no, that someone else is not going to be me.

 

...how insanely expensive some of the houses we saw last weekend were. One house was three bedrooms and around 1900 square feet and it was around $400,000. UHH WHAT? No thank you. Just because it happens to be near a golf course doesn't give you the right to over price it so much. We'll just venture over to the neighborhood down the road and look at the same house for $220,000, thank you very much. Also, why are houses in Lafayette so much more than houses in Houston. I am not ok with this.

 

...that I found the cutest bathing suit ever. At JCPenny's. Also, first triangle top I've bought in years. Change is a good thing, Kaitlyn.

...how adorable A was last night. I asked him to send me a picture of Bowden, so he sent these two. One saying goodnight and one with some goodnight kisses. I missed them!

...how hard it is to be a working mom. MAJOR props to those that are. I've been watching my co-worker/good friend's precious baby this week. And let me tell you, it's tough. Yea sure, two days is nothing really, but it gave me a taste. By the time you finally make it home from work and daycare pickup, it's time to feed her and then time for bed. Pretty much zero time for playtime with her, and that is just sad. YES, I know it is also hard to be a stay-at-home mom, too. I'm not trying to say it's not. And then after you get the baby to bed, you still have to clean the house, do dishes and laundry, fix dinner for yourself...and then go to bed and do it all over again the next day. BLESS YOU working moms! And all moms, bless you all moms. How about we just say that being a mom is hard - working in an office or staying at home - it doesn't matter - it's tough. But so rewarding and I can't wait for that day.

 

Also, how adorable is she?! I love her to pieces and I'm so lucky to get to spend time with her. Sweetest and easiest baby ever!

...that it's hump day. Halfway to the weekend y'all!