Now whenever I write an entry like this, all my friends with kids leave all-knowing comments, like "you just wait" and "you ain't seen nothing yet". If only there existed a large protective hamster ball I could put him and just let him roll around all day.
The best is turning around and never knowing where I will find him - sitting on the kitchen table, on the couch trying to pull off our wall painting or standing in the dishwasher. My mom said said my sister and I never did such things. My mother-in-law says that if he's anything like Isaac, it's only getting a lot worse.
With our new baby-proffed locks I'm worried about having even less rooms for Eli to play in. Seriously, having him and I confined to our small apt all day is starting to get to us both. What I wouldn't give for a yard for him to play in (and some weather that allowed us to actually go out into the yard). I feel like I am getting cabin fever like Jack Nickelson in The Shining. If I start typing "all work and no play makes Jill a dull girl", you should be worried.
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Haha I will make sure to watch for those words very carefully from now on. Eli is super cute though...as a friend of mine in a book once said (I identify with book charcters well =p) "It's such a good think that babies and toddlers have that survival skill called "cuteness" or they wouldn't survive past 3 years old!" =p
Don't you just love kids? seriously.
Well at least he looks cute when he's a little stinker. : )
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