Things I learned from day 3 without VWH:
I can survive two days as a single mother tolerably, but three is a
stretch. Yesterday I napped for two
hours in the morning with James, and dozed with him for another hour in the
afternoon. I was still so out of it that
I went to bed at 9PM, didn’t even hear VWH come in around 11, and slept until the
boys woke me up at 7 this morning.

Apparently one of our neighbors mows his entire lawn with a weed
whacker. That thing was on continuously
for over two hours...during nap time.
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I don't care if your lawn is green and mowed. You kept me awake. |
A change of scenery can do wonders for passing time and keeping James
distracted. Many thanks to Uncle Paul
and Aunt Joy for letting us crash their living room for a few hours. (And for sharing their grandson’s awesome
toys with James.)

Seeing your unshaven, weary husband after 3 days is the most glorious
sight ever. And James was every bit as
excited.
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OK. Maybe he didn't look that bad. |
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It didn't matter to James. |
VWH was kind enough to give James his evening bath tonight. James’ hair smells much more shampooey after
Daddy washes it. I wonder if Daddy
rinses.

I would write more, but I’m still too tired. Three days survived. To celebrate, I will welcome a one-year old today
for 4 hours to double the fun. Weekend,
weekend, wherefore art thou?

Congratulations! You made it through! Thanks for writing and sharing the joy. O Father, I love this little family SO MUCH!!!
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