Day 63: Simcha made a list

I know I have much to be grateful for today. But as it goes, it was a pretty awful day, stay-home-parenting wise.

We were all asses to each other, except the baby, who just minded his own baby business. He only freaked out when I wiped his gross green snotty nose, which was only every 24 seconds.

I'm thankful to have a friend to talk me down off the cliffs, remind me what's important, and unite in solidarity because her kids also throw ridiculous shitfits about totally reasonable snack and meal choices, too. Whew!

At least Simcha came up with some things to be happy about! Check them out here: http://m.ncregister.com/blog/simcha-fisher/some-things-to-be-happy-about-today/#.VtkCCkVOKnM

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