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Day off with the baby

Maggie at SushiIt’s been a rough few days with Maggie, past couple of days I really haven’t felt like writing much due to feeling a bit overwhelmed by the demands of a naggy Maggie.

I’m assuming much of this is due to teething, but the baby’s sleeping odd times and isn’t happy with much of anything, so yesterday rather than taking her to work with me and dealing with a cranky baby in the office, which I’ve had to deal with twice now, I rescheduled my work and took the baby on the town.

The day started with sushi, at which Maggie’s diaper failed and got Chris. She was pretty much an angel while she was there as she had people to watch and things to play with.

After that we decided to slap on the ol’ baby backpack and go to Radnor Lake and hike Ganier Ridge with friend Libby in tow.

I forgot to bring the hiking poles I have, which meant I was going along at a pretty slow clip while hauling baby along. Also may be why my back is shot today, but my back sucks lately anyway.

Along the trail we ran into a deer and some squirrels.

Maggie and a deer Maggie and a deer

 

Along the way Maggie decided that the excitement of being outdoors was too much to handle, so she slept most of the way and started snoring.

After we got home, it was time for eating squash and rooting a Chromecast, which Maggie was not very interested in.

ITMama with Baby TacosLater on it was time for baby tacos for adults and a quick stop at the hellish pit that is WalMart to get some craft herpes (glitter) for a pumpkin project ITMama is doing with baby M.

A brief hand-turkey inspiring pumpkin art project later we had some baby rage against sleep, which eventually came and overpowered M until about one am.

And that was the day. There was a high chair involved in eating, a deer sighting, baby tacos, pumpkins, and pretty much most of what you could want as a baby for a day off.

 

Paul King

Paul King lives in Nashville Tennessee with his wife, two daughters and cats. He writes for Pocketables, theITBaby, and is an IT consultant along with doing tech support for a film production company.