The Negativity is Fierce

I’ve been struggling with what to write about on my blogs. Part of me wants to write about all of the sunshine-y things that happen to me on a daily basis, like warm hugs from my family, my daughter constantly telling me how beautiful I am, my husband telling me how beautiful I am, my son always telling me that I’m so handsome, the fact that I am already feeling the babies move around, my pregnancy glow, how overjoyed I am that we are having twins, how lucky I feel to have the job I have, how blessed I feel that our two children love each other and respect each other and how clean my house is becoming.

But. I can’t. Because today I am exhausted. Today is the day we meet with our realtor to fill out paperwork to get our house on the market, my house is a disaster, although a clean disaster, (does that make sense?) I have a headache, I am having cramps - because this belly? Loves to grow. And maybe because I was on my hands and knees on the kitchen floor yesterday cleaning and touching up paint at nine o’ clock last night. But whatever. and my heart? Is very busy. Starting this past Saturday I woke up with constant heart palpitations, yes, I called my doctor and yes, I still have them. I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow BUT we are supposed to get anywhere from 4 inches to a foot of snow starting tonight until tomorrow night, so something tells me that appointment won’t happen.

And the snow? Puts a damper on my plans, too. (have I mentioned how much I despise winter?) Our children’s birthday party is on Saturday, where they get to celebrate with their friends and I get to sit with their mommies (who happen to be my best friends) and eat cake and hot dogs and talk about constipation and nursing, but I have yet to shop for that party and with the snow??? I guess I’ll do it hours before the party on Saturday. or maybe I’ll just order pizza. and everyone can drink water. And for cake we can have bread with cinnamon sprinkled on top.

Sounds like a great party to me.

And, finally, last night, my 4 year son was up multiple times throughout the night with a croupy cough and it reminded me of what life is like with newborn. (not to mention 2 newborns) But surprisingly, it didn’t make me cry at the thought of waking up 50 gazillion times throughout the night, it made me glad that I’m due in July and not during the school year.

See what that was? A positive spin! Look at me, I’m making progress.

And my blood pressure? 116/79. Wow, more positivity!

But that’s all the positivity I have for now, I gotta keep it real, I have seventeen hours of work to do in about four hours so I better start crackin’.

But one more positive note before I scrub the floorboards - I bought these ice cream sundae cones from my Schwan’s guy yesterday and I sat down last night and ate two, they were absolutely, positively delicious. I only have 22 more to last me the next two weeks, the mere thought of running out is making me sad. But like everything else, I’ll get through it just fine.

Thanks for letting me complain, I feel a lot better.

6 Responses to “The Negativity is Fierce”

  • Adventures In Babywearing Says:

    Order the pizza (they’ll bring the pop, too) and then just pass out those ice cream cones (and order more for yourself, of course) and there you go on the party!

    Steph

  • pchef Says:

    Pizza sounds great and the kids will love it too. Next time try the pecan caramel sundae cones they are the best!! Have fun at the parties.

  • Lynette Says:

    Your sarcasm is refreshing and I loved every bit of it. Looking forward to the cinnamon bread cake! You could feed us anything and we’d be happy. It’s the company and conversation that I look forward to.

  • Angela Says:

    K, you can make it. The first sign that you will is the sarcasm. Good luck!

  • Steph T. Says:

    Oh my! I feel (part of) your pain. The snow here is killing me, and I live on the other side of the country…I want to scream! It’s not letting up…I need a break, I have no more positivity in me about snow, winter or today…anything. I’ll pray we both have a much better day tomorrow. You seem to be holding yourself together much better than I would having two buns in the oven. :) I just have one DD myself, and can’t have anymore but I know they will add to the beauty of your family, even if they are up a kajillion times a night. :) You sound like the best mommy ever! (and for what it’s worth, bread and cinnamon sounds great to me too!)

  • Stop Looking At Me » Blog Archive » So S.A.D. Says:

    [...] I’m not alone here in feeling blah, because it looks like The Funk has been going around in these parts.  I’m trying to stay logical and remember that eventually the snow will melt and not come [...]

  • Leave a Reply

RSS Close To Home

Stephanie is a stay-at-home mom to three boys, but don't let that fool you. She'll keep you in style and in-the-know with reviews on the latest products and services you'll use.

RSS Food with a Dash of Fun

We've all gotta eat-might as well have some fun in the kitchen! Check here for recipes, cooking with kids, food finds, and more.

RSS Father Knows Nothing

Rick Kaempfer's business card says author/writer/blogger, but his real job is "stay-at-home-dad."

RSS Laptops to Countertops

Photographer and writer mom of two, Beth always brings a new twist to the suburban mundane.

RSS Party of Two

Laugh, cry and multitask with Julia as she documents the triumphs and debacles of life as a single working mother.

RSS Married, with TiVo

Mother of teenagers by day -- pop culture addict at night. True confessions about the best of both worlds.