Blah-gging

I haven't been feeling very well for the past couple days. I can't put my finger on what it is, exactly (except for, oh, this baby that seems like he should have been here two months ago). Could it be the incessant heartburn? The pounding headache? The children who act as if I've been feeding them crack-laced Kool-Aid? The husband who has a whopping three days off this entire month? Or the clutter that's piling up around me - which I ohhhh so do not feel like hobbling around on my swollen feet to tackle, but have no choice but to take care of myself? (Re-read previous sentence if you're thinking, "Where's Curtis in all this?)

I'm not exactly spry, y'know.

Anyway, since I feel so uninspired today, I'm giving my brain a break from my usual semi-coherent blathering posting style and replacing it with a few down and (really, really) dirty confessions.

- My legs (to say nothing of, um, other places) are in dire need of a shave. Unfortunate, since I can't really reach them.

- I have managed to almost-singlehandedly consume a batch of homemade frosting in three days.

- (With some cake.)

- Said frosting is my second batch in, like, two weeks. The first one, I also ate.

-(By myself.)

- Almost every piece of my/my husband's/my children's clothing is dirty right now. And laying in a menacing heap on the laundry room floor, because it's such a daunting task I don't even want to deal with it.

- The same can be said for the dishes that are piling up in my kitchen sink. It all started with two pieces of stoneware that have to be washed by hand (damn you, non-dishwasher-safe pieces of crap). Now they've been joined by, like, everything else in my kitchen. All I have to do is unload the clean stuff in my dishwasher, reload it with the dirty stuff, and then hand-wash the rest ... but I seriously. Don't. Want. To do it.

- Because then there's the counter underneath to wipe. And the sink. And blahhhhh.

- It's after noon and I'm still wearing a nightgown.

- Said nightgown is ... prepare to laugh ... a red nylon hand-me-down from my mom. FROM THE EIGHTIES. In fact, the thing is soooo old that I remember using it to play dress-up as a child. But it's the only thing that fits my freak-of-nature pregnant belly. Even if it does make me look like a damn apple.

- I don't plan on taking it off any time soon. If at all.

- I am totally ignoring my kids to write this post, even though I hear something in Colin's room that sounds suspiciously like a pen or something similar scratching on his wall. I just have zero motivation to heave my big and uncomfortable self up out' this chair and waddle in there. Especially considering what I might find when I do. *sigh*

- I just heard, "STOP, Cameron!" followed by an indignant wail. Ugh. Time to get to heaving.

Comments

  1. you, my dear, are simply very pregnant, with two young kids - be damned what everyone thinks, and just enjoy letting your apple self do nothing for a while!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Sounds like an awesome saturday! And you should be the spokesperson for pregnancy, hehe Try to feel better

    ReplyDelete
  3. oh my gosh, minus the 2 kids i feel like you just wrote my life! I am in a granny nightgown also because it's all that fits and it's noon here. I have dishes piled up and my hubs said last night "can you at least unload the dishes while I work so I can take care of the ones in the sink". Laundry is building, clutter all over the house. I ate cookies not frosting and I have hairy legs too. Told you, peas in a lazy pod...

    ReplyDelete
  4. I put everything in the dishwasher. Everything.

    You need a nanny...get someone to take those kids out of your house so you can blog and eat frosting in private.

    ReplyDelete
  5. I wish I were there. We could totally eat some cake with homemade frosting together.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Poor thing! I can relate, and I'm not even pregnant!! I find the dark closet under the clothes is a nice comfortable place to rest in peace without being found.

    ReplyDelete
  7. I am not pregnant and fell this way. I feel you I totally do. I hope that you have this baby soon (not too soon) and start to feel like yourself again.

    ReplyDelete
  8. Ahhh, the joys of Motherhood! lol I hear you on the dirty dishes and laundry. It can get so overwhelming at times. Good luck and thanks for a good laugh!

    ReplyDelete
  9. Oh my poor poor new e-friend. You need a serious "poor baby" session where all of us say, "Oh poor baby" and let you wallow in it... for a little while. Then I'm gonna slap yo' face & tell you to count your blessings. But also, sure we've all be there but THAT is NOT the point. This is YOUR poor baby and YOUR blah day and YOUR feelings and emotions and I'm gonna say it to you:

    POOR BABY!!! You're sure having a rough, tough, time. Hire a maid service for one day, lock yourself in your bedroom and eat cake!

    ReplyDelete
  10. if it makes you feel any better when I was pregnant with Sophie I would buy canned chocolate frosting and eat it with strawberries. I think I ate 3 cans in one week. Also, I have had CLEAN laundry sitting in baskets waiting to be folded - FOR TWO WEEKS now. We're basically just dressing out of the baskets and maybe after we dirty it up and wash it again it will actually get folded and put away. Fun stuff

    ReplyDelete
  11. Wish I could be there to help! I'd take care of everything and let you eat all the frosting you wanted.....in my '80's red nightgown! LOL

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Commenting makes you big and strong! Okay, maybe just strong. Okay, so it's only your fingers. But still ...

Popular Posts