Isn’t it grand to get to be a stay at home mom?
How sweet! I wish I let myself take naps with Molly in the afternoon…but if I did, I’d be grading freshman English essays at 1 am…such a trade-off. Maybe I can let the grading fall by the wayside just one day.
Ha! And I love your comment about being tired from the effort of parenting…is IS exhausting. But worth every yawn and extra cup of coffee.
Beautiful post.
And p.s. I voted!
Steph
I am now halfway through my pregnancy with our newest baby, Scarlett. My husband just landed a new job, so starting a month before my due date, I’ll be able to transition from working almost fifty hours a week to being a stay-at-home-mom to our three children, at least for a solid five months when I’ll be going back to school part-time to finish my degree.
I’ve made a lifestyle out of missing my son so much it hurts sometimes throughout the workweek. Starting in September, I vow to soak up every tempet-tantrum and diaper explosion to the very last drop.
(of course it will help when I’m not pregnant anymore and can have coffee again, too!)

By Cambria on June 03, 2010
It’s a crazy kind of love, and one like no other.
Charlotte is getting so tall (at least it looks that way in the picture) and cuter in every photo (if that’s at all possible because she was already so cute).