Wednesday, August 11th:
Time to get going, it's 11:30am and class is at noon. Robyn can tell something is up, she's already crying. Mom is panicking, "I promised Brig I'd be there!" she thinks - how many times has she bailed on going to the gym in the past few months? Too many to let it happen again!
"Ohhh Robyn, Mommy has to go. Please stop crying. You'll have a great time with your dad" she says without much conviction. Being the strong and confident father he is he says "Just go. If she cries for an hour, she cries for an hour, that's fine." So with a heavy heart she blows them kisses and scoots out the door with sounds of a crying baby following her to the elevator. (Good for you Mommy! Big step.)
Class was great! What a workout - warm up, spar with a top notch athlete and follow up with conditioning! Woo hoo!
Worried that Dad has had an awful time, Mom zooms home to discover the opposite is actually true. To ease her mind, Dad documented their time together in photographs:
Worried that Dad has had an awful time, Mom zooms home to discover the opposite is actually true. To ease her mind, Dad documented their time together in photographs:
After a few minutes she stopped crying and played in her exersaucer.
Read and chewed on her book.
Made coffee and Swiffered.
lol, Em you are such a great Mom, I just love you to pieces
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eep - parenting. I actually often have to remind myself that a little non-fatal suffering is good for a person (meaning Abby, not me). I have been the stay-at-homer for the last 18 months, and Abby and I are now in the place Jen and she were in for the first couple years... total daddy's girl.
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