The Day Before The Day Before Christmas

I have discovered something I can bake: chocolate cake in a pan from a mix.  Hey, at least it's something!

I'm up to my eyeballs in doing dishes, washing diapers, cleaning the house, and getting ready to put together a play kitchen that has more parts to it than my real kitchen ever thought about having.  Wish me luck.

While you're waiting for me to say something profound here, why not go read my post up at Our Mommyhood today.  It's actually pretty profound.  More here later.  After the diapers are washed, the dishes are done, the play kitchen is together, I've been to the grocery, and not forgotten my daughter at daycare.

Oh, yea, this came in the mail today:

Do they have to put a big ass needle on it?  Seriously!  So guess what we're doing on Monday ...

WWYD?

I have a post up at Our Mommyhood this morning!



Don't panic when you read it - she's not sick AGAIN.  This was from the ER visit weekend.  While I was whining on here about dry diapers and fever, I was also writing a post on yet again having a medical professional be insensitive to my single mommy status.  And wresting with the guilt of not correcting her assumption, because I was too focused on trying to help my Wee One feel better.

What would you do in that situation?  Please go comment on the post, I'm curious to hear what others have to say.

About Family Diversity

I am writing here today.



I'm on my soapbox, and it ain't pretty.  Actually, it could be worse.  If anything, follow the link to Lesbian Dad's page on activism.  It has some awesome links and information.

(The stuff about the feverish toddler was from when the post was originally written.  Altho, she was up in the middle of the night last night with a low-grade fever, and whines randomly because she doesn't seem to feel good.  Great, here-we-go-again...)

Go Here, Read This. Please

So, I know it's late in the day.  But I've been dealing with a feverish toddler.  Go here, and read this.  It's my newest post at Our Mommyhood.





And after today, I can't imagine having another anytime soon.