The Wildly Eclectic Me

So here is what I'm thinking about. I really want to get something close to my natural color that will cover up my gray and then add some highlights, but I don't know if I'm brave enough. Lord knows I've colored my hair enough times, but highlighting is a new one for me. I'm afraid it won't be very forgiving since my hair is so straight, and I don't want to look striped! What do you think?

I'm so in love with Dr. Horrible!!!

So I looked down today and Finn has this terrible purple bruise on his arm. I started racking my brain to figure out how on earth he got it. Could I have pinched his arm in the car seat? Did I somehow squeeze his tiny little arm too hard when I was moving it out of the way to nurse him? So naturally I felt like an incompetent parent and was sure that someone would see it and like call the state on me for abusing my tiny baby! Then as I was snuggling him to burp him and he was sucking on his arm as he does quite often, I realized where his bruise came from. That's right folks! My six week old gave himself a hickey!

13 Steps for Changing a Poopy Diaper 1. Look down an see yourself and baby covered in nasty poop. 2. Place infant in bassinet changing area. 3. Strip down to panties as they are the only thing not covered in poop. 4. Strip infant down to nakeeness. 5. Wipe infant down with warm washcloth. 6. Realize one wasn't enough and use another washcloth. 7. Realize that wasn't enough and use about 2 dozen wipes. 8. Diaper infant. 9. Dress infant. 10. Treat all poopy clothes with Spray 'n' Wash. 11. Dress yourself. 12. Sit down to snuggle sad baby and realize the boppy cover was also poopy. 13. Change clothes again and strip boppy cover, remembering to pretreat! Well that was the nastiest diaper ever, but he's worth it! I'm so thankful I was at home when it happened!!!!!!!!!!

Me at the end of my rope: JUST STOP TALKING FOR ONCE IN YOUR LIFE FOR TWO SECONDS!!!!!!!! Nicky: NO!!! One second!