Have you ever had a fight like this…

“Can you watch the baby for a second?”

“I just got home and I need to eat and relax.”

“Wouldn’t that be nice.”

Of course I said this under my breath and bitchy will led into another fight. We are closing on our new home on Monday and these last few details with our mortgage took a toll on both of our nerves. I was in a meeting for work on Tuesday that just had me feel so overwhelmed and then I came home and needed Scott to hold the baby and well..put it all together and it does not make for a good mix.

 Tired wife + Tired Mommy + Tired Real Estate Person = One Bitchy Woman

Bottom line is that I have a great husband who always encourages me to take some time for myself. He also takes care of the baby whenever I need him to but on  this day I just wanted to say, “What the F–CK, my job never ends, my job is be a wife, a mom, a worker, a….” because sometimes it just feels like a lot and then other times it feels like the easiest JOBS in the world.

I guess I am human.

But we made up and forgave each other.

We all survived. Max let out a little cry and then had a bunny bandage put on his little cubby leg. He is 27 1/2 inches and 17.35 pounds.

As far as the shot, I think I did not take it as well as he did. I ate a whole carob bar today, 2 spelt/dairy free cookies and barely drank any water because I was so nervous.

But all is well and he seems to be doing fine. Our amazing Dr. Daphne gave a homeopathic remedy for after his shot, Thuja

She is truly the best. We are doing a few shots since we are traveling in October to Chicago and then we are REALLY SPACING THEM OUT. I will also nurse Max for at least a year and then pump into his cereal or a sippy cup so he has all of my antibodies.

Luckily we really trust our doctor and know that she will help to guide us. As for now, I promised Max a night of constant nursing and lots of snuggles.

P.S Max got the OK to start solids in 4 days.Yeah!!