Nora crosses her feet all the time. I mean, seriously, every time she is sitting her legs are crossed. It's hilarious.

Everyone says your mind goes when you deliver a baby and I so totally agree. The other night Kevin finally said, would you please go to bed before anything else happens. I had a string of crazy things happen, I burned my hand while cooking, was bringing cokes in from the car and the box broke so I'm getting sprayed in the eye by a coke can that busted, I was lying on the bed watching tv and dropped the remote right on my cheek bone (yes, bruised), lots of other stuff happened that day that I tried to repress.

Well, working at a junior high (it's actually a 7-12th grade school) you have certain days you can dress up for homecoming. You guys remember, twin day, pajama day, etc. Well, today was pajama day so after work I picked Nora up and headed to the vitamin shop. I continue to go in the store (in my pajamas) and ask the guy if they have a certain herb. I just casually asked for what I needed and said, "it's supposed to stimulate your milk while breastfeeding". Clearly I made the man uncomfortable and he fumbles around then finally shows me on the computer that this herb wasn't what I thought it was. Apparantly it's for heart trouble? So whoever wrote on your website that Fenugreek stimulated milk I'd like to thank you for my wasted trip to the vitamin shop. So I leave (mind you, it's pouring rain so not only am I in my pj's, I am wet) go out to the car and put Nora in her seat. Start to get the keys. Can't find my keys. I know I have my keys because I wouldn't have been able to unlock the door. I turned my car upside down looking for the keys. After about ten minutes looking I finally found them under the seat in the back. Wayyy under the seat. How that happened I have no idea. This also happened the other day when I bought a jogging stroller, I put it in the car and somehow my keys caught on the basket of the stroller. Spent a good 10 minutes loooking for those. Gosh. Come back, brain.