This past Sunday, Ben and I found ourselves overbooked. Ben originally thought the animation geek-fest he wanted to attend started at 5pm, but it actually started at 2. This directly conflicted with my noonish practice time since driving 10 miles in LA takes at least an hour.
I could’ve stayed home and taken what some would consider a much needed nap, but no. I am determined to: get my game back, lose the baby weight and (even more importantly) get the little dude accustomed to people and new places.
So, I marched in to practice and announced that my son would happily hang with anyone willing to babysit so Momma can scrimmage. There were many takers. A lot of new girls hang out after practice to watch/learn the game and (score!) many of them are Moms. He spent some time with the new girls but was fussy. The true saver of the day was Evie who had a sling in the car (from use with her amazing lil dude, Fin) and put off packing for Rollercon this weekend to calm Tuckasaurus Rex.
Tucker was out almost immediately.
He woke up eventually and when Evie wasn’t flying him down the line Super Baby style, he was watchin some derby. Though Tucker has been to the derby before I’m pretty sure this is the first time he actually watched.
We’re playing a little bit of catch up with photos from before the move. Sure wish we had an excuse for all the photos we didn’t post before the move, but let’s blame that on new parenting.
Good thing we moved, someone was getting a little big for the sink.
Tucker was playing in the activity center as I scarfed down breakfast when I saw it. It was an all too common moment – Me reflecting on how brilliant my son was that he learned to turn around in the activity center all on his own. Surely, like Einstein or Stephen Hawking must have (okay, maybe not Hawking) when the large wet spot emerging from the back of pants came in to view.
Shit! Literally. Crawling up his back much higher than I’m used to. The cotton diapers/cover combo does a pretty good job of catching most blow-outs. Damage being done, I enjoyed the rest of my tea. The job ahead of me would require all cylinders operating at nothing short of maximum efficiency.
Fresh Johnny Cash Folsom Prison onesie thanks to Natalie & Dan.
Most of T’s clothes thanks to Gramma Watson (he’s growing faster than I can unpack the clothes!)