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mid-week confessions



Even though I've already posted once today about Canon's 11th & 12th weeks,  I thought I'd make a few confessions. (check out emyselfandi.com for the link)


* I haven't done my couch to 5k run in 2 weeks. This needs to change.

* I try not to let myself look at Facebook, Instagram or my Blog Reader until I am nursing so I have enough to entertain me for 30-40 minutes. 

* I love Instagram. However, I tend to only use 2 filters over and over. 

* I have also started rewatching Season 1 of Parenthood and find the best time to get a good episode in is while I'm nursing. 

*Sometimes I wonder if I'm too distracted while nursing. 

* I confessed this outloud to a mom (whom I had just met) at Thanksgiving and she agreed, so I'll confess it to the world. As a mom, there is something satisfying about picking boogers out of your child's nose, or earwax out of his ear, or lint between his toes, etc. Don't judge me, you know you all do it!

Alright, I think that is enough embarrassing mom-isms for today. Am I crazy for the last one, or do you other moms feel the same way? Anyone else have something embarrassing they'd like to confess?

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