- Post-partum depression does indeed suck ... it makes me feel very bad for my poor greeba. I'm just glad that it's intermittent for her and not constant. I'll write more about our experiences later, but I just want to say that we have received a lot of support from those of you with whom we've discussed this ... thank you to all of you.
I'm going to write to Tom Cruise and ask for his advice.
No, seriously, Greta and I are going to continue to pursue all available options to help her out -- so that she's as happy all of the time as she is at this moment, where she is kissing Seamus' scaly little forehead and inspecting his diaper to see if it needs a change.
- I love the Baby Bjorn almost as much as Seamus does! Thank you, Souffle and Dave, for this hand-me-down, and all of the others that you've given us.
And now for tonight's pictures, of Seamus in his "Banana Boy" outfit:
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First we miss y'all. We can't wait to meet Seamus in person. Greta, just think, "what would Dr. Phil say?" If his brand of Texan tough love is too much... what would Oprah say? or more seriously George Harrison.
On the inter-web for the first time in a while, after our big move to the land of Springsteen. Hearing of the tough first weeks y'all were having we were nervous to read the blog. A look into our near future(To those who don't know, we will soon, 4-ish weeks, be sleep deprived parents.) Lara is crazy big, might blow early.
I think we know what to expect but also realize some denial is a necessary survival technique.
I think sugar and sleep are the only things that keep me alive so your story is like being "scared straight." That muffin is sure worth any singed eyebrows and missing finger prints. Breast and forced metaphors are best.
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