BC (Before children) I'd always prided myself in being superspontaneous and oh-so-go with with flow. I was one of those girls who was always fashionably late! I'd call up friends to hang out at 10pm. So, what I want to know is, what the HECK happened to me? Giving birth to a child completely changed me.
I freak out if someone just shows up at my house and I wouldn't DREAM of doing it to someone else (not including my mom and my in-laws). And, I only do things if they area planned out at least a week in advance. If someone calls to hang out, even if that night and the next are free, I still plan for the next week.
Most of my family is well aware that I've become completely anal about holidays. All sides of the family like to call us up and say, "Oh we're having our holiday celebration at such and such time TOMORROW." Hello! A little more notice, please? (Ok, this is exaggerated seeing as all of my family reads this!) But really, I started talking about our Christmas plans months ago and the only answers I got were, "I'm not sure what we're doing." I've decided that next year I want to celebrate at our house, everyone can come over here, and dates and times will be scheduled in August (just kidding....kinda).
Yesterday, when my husband got home from work he asked if I want to go to a movie. "You mean, today? Ummm, no." We would of had to leave in 45 minutes. Who would watch the kids? How would we work it in to the schedule? So, without asking me, he asked his mom to watch the kids tonight. I still feel a little anxious about going tonight, but I also know I need to loosen up a bit. I'm sure it will all work out and all of us will have fun.
Now what I want to know is, what did childbirth do to my brain?
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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There is a scientific study that says with every successful chilbirth, you loose 10 brain cells. I guess that will explain your psychosis and loss of spontaneity. Lol! Anyways, I thought I will stop by and say hello to you, Morgan and Eric. See you got a soccer team coming along. Congratulations. Happy Holidays to your family. May the good tidings of great joy that Christmas represents, rekindle and bring joy to your hearts, now and always. Love is Here!
ReplyDeleteJeremy Nyuwa
Portland, Oregon
Uh Oh. I haven't had any kids yet and I already plan like that! It's okay...wanna get together and plan what we're doing in July? Haha. I know what you mean about wanting Christmas to come to you, though... The holidays certainly change after more than one family is involved, don't they? Love you guys!!!
ReplyDeleteYour brain has been transmogrified.
ReplyDeleteYou are now an adult.
It's all part of growing up, Mo.
oh my Morgan I so know what you mean. I go to bed around nine or ten now and I can not even understand how I stayed up so late in high school and college, lol. Kids change everything and in my opinion for the better. Although I could probually loosen up a little too ... lol. Have a great well planned holidays my dear:o)
ReplyDeletei don't have kids, but i'll probably be the same way when i do in ahving to plan everything out. heh. i just want to say that you have the cutest family. btw, i noticed you're from chico. i have family in paradise. :)
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