{10 Truths}
1. This blog started as a way to help our families stay connected to R. However, it has reminded me how much I enjoy writing. And, since oh, 3 people read this blog I figure it totally doesn't matter that I stay on topic.
2. I feel restless in my career. Should I pursue a master's, a new degree, or just keep doing what I'm doing until I can hopefully stay at home in a few years.
3. Truth about my house -- it smells like dog way more I'd like. We have to work really hard to keep it under control.
4. I never, ever imagined I could love someone as much as I love R. And even now that I know this kind of love, I can't imagine loving another child as much. I will. I know I will. Love doesn't not have limits, but this kind of love, this insatiable, encompassing love is impossible to imagine outside of the person you feel it for. It is truly non-transferable.
5. I rarely watch super popular/ trendy TV shows during their first season. It's kind of like I'm a super judgy cheerleading captain and need proof that a show is good enough to be renewed before I'll give it my time.
6. I watch way too much TV. It is a guilty pleasure only topped by my addiction to the interwebs.
7. I've always wanted a huge family to which everyone always cattily responded "just wait until you actually have a baby. You'll change your mind." Umm, nope, I am even more sure now than ever that we will have as many kids as we can comfortably provide for while still giving them great opportunities.
8. I have the best husband in the world. I can't even list all the reasons why but you should be jealous.
9. I love, love to read. I try to fit it in whenever I can and read every night. Most nights though I fall asleep after a paragraph and wouldn't change it for anything, nor am I willing to give anything up to make time to read more. I am an English teacher.
10. I miss college desperately, not the stuff everyone misses, like parties and friends, but the other stuff. I miss making my own schedule. I miss being able to turn the heat up in the dorm and never see the hell that is the energy bill. I miss having tons of food at my beckon call freshly made for me. I miss hiding from the world in the seclusion and warmth of the library at midnight amid the smell of old, well used books. I miss there always being an open shower and toilet. I miss walking to class with the brisk fall air whipping my face and seeping through my hoodie. I miss wearing a hoodie and jeans and having a free gym membership. Oh, and I miss when the only card I swiped was prepaid with money I didn't earn, well at least the only card I swiped on campus.