My days are filled with cooking, cleaning, playing with toddler, "force" toddler to nap, play with toddler some more, hanging out with Husband when he's on his work-break -- It feels like Sunday on a daily basis.
I get a workout of vacuuming the carpets once in 2 days. Sometimes, daily. New carpets tend to shed too much.
Toddler most of the time is asleep by 10pm, which allows me some CSI time. (Goodness, I've missed so many seasons. The last season I REALLY watched; Warrick was still alive and Grissom was still the head).
Inception, Twilight saga and other Summer blockbusters are out. It irks me that some parties are
asking me to go out and watch those movies because apparently "life doesn't stop
just because you have a baby". Mother always said no one is born stupid, but with these people, I'd beg to differ.
I still hate that people are so absolutely shocked that I'm not doing my Masters or working. That horror on their faces when I tell them I'm a homemaker just makes me want to throw something at them. But what example would I set for my son, no?
The constant "Hire maid la" or "Send la to nursery" are statements I sometimes imagine would solidify once uttered, so that I can grab it out of mid-air and shove it back down their throats. That'll teach them to not comment on things they know nothing about.
Our Corelle set will be arriving soon, insyaAllah. Then can plan for a proper house-warming.
One of my best friends, my Sri Inai sister, will be getting married at the end of the month. I am so excited for them.
I love our home.
Anis