Things I would be doing with this mild and overcast Sunday had I not a child and a husband who worked weekends:
1.) Showering on a schedule not dictated by anyone’s naptime
2.) Reading the Sunday Magazine in its entirety
3.) Watching something vintage or indie at the Brattle Theatre
4.) Surfing etsy for something I shan’t regretsy
5.) Yoga, with poses not compromised by a chimpanzee trying to trapeze off my downfacing dog
6.) Calling many people; even my old man curtailed our convo this week as Baby Girl was being so loud
7.) Painting my nails and not worrying about blighting Baby Girl’s brain with the fumes
8.) Not having a picnic of goldfish crackers and smoothies on my living room floor
9.) Not pretending to “sneak/sneak around/sneak around together” thrice to the Music Together CD
10.) Not reading the same books ad nauseum
11.) Not giving an M&M to the little lady who successfully tinkled on the throne
12.) Not having much fun at all, and mostly feeling lonely and unhugged 
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I bought a new rolly backpack suitcase this week from the Bean. Multi-purpose for sure.
This put a smile on my face, as your posts usually do. I love my daughter too, but staying home and doing toddler things can be quite boring. But I’m not supposed to shower only during naps (I once locked her in the bathroom with me)? Or paint my nails while she’s around (yeah, I know I need to cut that one out)? But on the positive side, good job with the potty! (That one was to your daughter, not you. I’m sure you’re an old hat at that by now, especially since you’re currently pregnant.
I was always afraid to be too far away from a potty when I was pregnant.
What cute photos. Love the little snippit of your little prego self! You are too cute…and well Madi is ADORABLE! Well done to you on the potty training thing…as Judah is nearly 3 and will only go wee on the potty…he always says he is scared to have a poo in the big potty. Bless him.