Oh Arte, big hugs darl...no definitely not a bad mother!!! I know how hard the sleeping thing has been for you, the bottles were part of a coping mechanism that preserved your sanity in the depths of it all. We only brush once a day and DH does it (too much squirming for me tired & sore) so I have no idea how thorough he is or not. Wait and see what the dentist says - it's actually pretty common...fortunately it's milk teeth so there's time to redeem the situation before any permanent teeth come in.
After pulling out loads of really mangey & dry looking natives when we first moved to this house, I can say they are def growing on me...in particular I like some of the grasses, the kangaroo paws (esp in the reds & pinks) and I do love some the grevilleas...the birds etc really love them too. But you can't just neglect them totally or you end up with a mangey dry looking garden.
Cass - don't you be speaking ill about Lanceyboy. He's all about the long game, not the individual race...see now I'm an expert on cycle racing since I read his book PMSL.
Ginger, probably a good thing for DH to see a slice of your daily life...I think mine understood more esp the week when I was in hospy - there's been a lot less criticism of my parenting style since then LOL.
Well today is DH's first day back at work, I'm trying to get back into the swing of things...still not functioning fully but making progress. I feel like I'm plugging back into 'real life'.
Last edited by AnyDream; January 18th, 2010 at 09:39 PM.
I know how hard the sleeping thing has been for you, the bottles were part of a coping mechanism that preserved your sanity in the depths of it all. We only brush once a day and DH does it (too much squirming for me tired & sore) so I have no idea how thorough he is or not. Wait and see what the dentist says - it's actually pretty common...fortunately it's milk teeth so there's time to redeem the situation before any permanent teeth come in.
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