Sleepless In Cleveland.

It's Sunday morning now. Kyle is sleepiong in Popops arms and Cloe is creating a masterpeice at her art desk. Mom is playing with her new digital camera, from which I am sure we will be uploading some new pictures later today. I was able to sneak away to put some thoughts on-line.

Kyle is eating every 2-3 hours now, and he eats about 3oz each time. This Kid eats alot, but let's face it, he is my son. What's almost more troubling than how much he eats is how much this kid poops. My oh my, every single time we change him, he has pooped. He was even nice enough to poop right on me while I was changing him. Then he smailed at me. It was like he knew he had a free pass. He knows he can puke or pee or poop on anybody and pretty much get away with it. Like the baby from that old Dinasour show, "I'm the baby, gotta love me!"

Cloe just brought me her drawing. It's awesome. She colored the whole peice of paper this time and there are even different shapes and things. I see circles, lines, and i am pretty sure if i look at it long anough I can see a map of Madagascar.

People without kids always ask what it's like to give up everything that is fun to have kids. From the outside looking in, it appears people who have kids tend to have no lives. This is totally not true. For instance last night, after dinner, I got to draw in the tub with Cloe's new bathtub freindly crayons, quickly followed by hours of laying on the couch very still like serving as a bed for Kyle. OK so that doesn't exactly sound like high adventure but it is totally awesome from the inside looking out.

The other thing people forget, is that once you get a routine down, and once things start to normalize a little, shich they do after a few weeks, you can get back to doing some of those things that you were doing pre-kids. Yep, I can't wait to get back to playing Nintendo, watching TV, and doing house work. That is the life!

Well I am pretty sure my 20 minutes a day on the computer is totally up! More to come during the next session.