yay for a new Buffista baby!! Can't wait to see pictures!

That's not ADD, that's just dread. I feel it every paper set.

I hate grading.

I chuckled when I read this -- which makes me think Burrell was just cracking a joke. I doubt she was doubting the existance of Kristin's ADD. Not only is she a mom and a teacher, she's been around here long enough to know better.

I chuckled when I read this -- which makes me think Burrell was just cracking a joke. I doubt she was doubting the existance of Kristin's ADD.

I chuckled as well, but I know that when Kristin is in the midst of struggling with ADD she has a very hard time joking about it. Chalk it up to me be extra defensive of her on what what had already been a stressful day. Didn't mean to over react.

Yay sparklette babyfras!

{{Kristin}}

Ugh. I woke up feeling achy and congested and coughing some. I figured if I got up and got moving it would fade away, but NSM. I'm back in bed with green tea and ibuprofen.

Yay Babyfrass! Very exiting.

I could use any spare please-let-it-still-go-through-ma if anyone has some.

{{{Barb}}} Feel better.

Holy crap! Babyfrass! Welcome to the world, wee Buffista-to-be!

All my fellow singletons have my sympathy. Especially the crazy cat ladies whose eccentricities are growing more marked by the day - SO with you there, peeps.

our washer/dryer is stacked in a closet, so no love for me when ND is out of town.

...this does strike me as rather hilarious, within the context of the conversation. Your poor closeted washer/dryer! It should be brave, it should venture out of the closet and boogie on down to a little Gloria Gaynor, damn it! Washer/Dryer/Sextoy PRIDE, dammit!

Meanwhile, today has been - man, I can't even. Today has been one of those days where I REALLY REALLY REALLY feel like I'm the central character in a sitcom, stumbling from one moment of OMGWTF into the next, flailing and wide-eyed and incredulous.

I haven't the heart to write it all down. But I'm hoping tomorrow will be VERY MUCH BETTER. Meanwhile, my day had the silver lining of cupcakes. So that's good.

Kristin - wishing you good things, love.

Also, Teppy is my hero. ijs. And Tom Scola is made of win.

I chuckled as well, but I know that when Kristin is in the midst of struggling with ADD she has a very hard time joking about it. Chalk it up to me be extra defensive of her on what what had already been a stressful day. Didn't mean to over react.

Nah, it's a good point to make. I've been in that place where I can sit on the couch for literally 48 hours struggling with myself and utterly unable to pick up the thing I desperately need to be working on. Up all night and crying because I just need to do it and I simply can't.

It's a very different thing from my more usual putting-off-of-important-stuff-because-I-don't-like-doing-it-well-past-the-point-of-reason schtick. Which also sucks, but in a difference universe from the former.

Also, Teppy is my hero. ijs.

Me? What did I do? (I have a fierce migraine, so all I can remember of recent posts is Babyfras and ADD; I have no idea what I might have said recently that is hero-esque.)

And Tom Scola is made of win.

Always true.