One odd thing was that I got this in the mail.
Yep. That's baby formula. Nope. I'm not pregnant. Actually I was very much in the throws of knowing I'm not pregnant when this arrived. I know that Target has a fabulous algorithm for predicting pregnancy. Even before the people know it themselves. (Read the article. It is fascinating and scary) That's why I just chalked up all the new Target Baby coupons I've receiving lately to my shopping for baby shower gifts. But this was a surprise. All I can assume is that now that Little Miss is 3, and we had her two and a half years after Little Dude, they've just assumed that I'm going to continue the trend. What really throws me is that I've never bought baby formula. EVER. Both kids were exclusively breastfed until they could go onto cow's milk. Though I have to admit the initial look on my husband's face was priceless. (Have I mentioned he had a vasectomy last year?)
Much of the week has been a downward spiral into the murky depths of depression. I'm sure the weather has much to do with it. My cycle is probably contributing as well. Instead of dwelling on it, I've decided that tomorrow is the day to yank myself out of it. I usually reach this point when feeling like this. I realize that I have to do something and force myself up and out of the hole. Temps should be back up tomorrow and I hope they are wrong about the cloud cover. I know I could definitely use some sun.
Despite everything else this week, my Monday started off kick-ass. How does one make a gloomy Monday simply fantastic?
Here is my simple recipe:
1- cityscape set (about to be struck)
1-5 year old in a Godzilla costume
Mix and sit back and enjoy.
(I did get some video as well but that will take some time editing.)
Is that not awesome, or what?
I should to bed. Actually I'm in bed and my husband's snoring is distracting me from my writing.
Tomorrow we journey back up the spiral. Come hell or high water.
2 comments:
So Target thinks you are preggers-here is my story -- "they" think I am a) getting married, b) just got married or c) in the wedding business. How do I know this? My free New Yorker special NY Wedding issue and the Raymour & Flanagan furniture catalog for newlyweds. So says the New Yorker when I called to cancel what I thought was a subsciption I never signed up for!
This too shall pass or be wedded to or given birth to!
The happily single KnittingKittens
Love it!
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