'I stare at myself in the mirror for a little and feel bad about how I'm looking post-partum, not working out, etc. You can't really tell with clothes on, but my tummy is not where I want it to be.'
We don't engage in forced savings, but every so often we move excess money from checking to savings. We also have brokerage accounts and a money market savings account.5:45 a.m. — Our five-month-old baby, E., wakes up. We have a two-bedroom apartment, but she still sleeps in the room with us. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests doing so for the first year, but we plan to move her at the six-month mark, which is quickly approaching.
9:40 a.m. — I leave the family at home and hop on the bus to a yoga class. The class is hard, but the stretching at the end is much needed. For a moment I actually do check out and relax, and it feels great. I snap back to reality on the bus back. I'm stressed about being late to pump . She and M. went on an adventure while I was gone, including stopping to get bagels, cream cheese, and tuna salad from the nearby deli we like.11:45 a.m. — Made it home in time to pump.
11:30 a.m. — But naturally, instead of tackling those aspirations, we go for a walk to get out of the apartment and hunt for some more varieties of baby food. We don't have luck at our first stop, but find a gold mine at the second grocery store and stock up on organic pureé of turkey, chicken, beef, green beans, apples, pears, and bananas. We grab 25 jars and I pick up some Vitamin D since we are running low. E. sleeps through the whole trip.12:40 p.m. — We are home and E.
10:30 p.m. — I work on the couch, finishing the presentation and turning to other items. When I'm done, I wash my face and head to sleep. As I look around the living room , I realize it looks like absolute chaos and I didn't even make it to the gym today, so I mentally commit to making the most out of my morning tomorrow.5:50 a.m. — E. is awake.
11 p.m. — I'm heading to bed later than usual, which I'm hoping I don't regret. When washing my face, I note how dry my skin feels, so I slather on an enriched cream; I used to have a whole skincare regimen, but that has fallen by the wayside with my generally abridged self-care routine. I leave M. still at his computer and I make a mental note that we need another date night soon because we are a bit like ships passing in the night.5:45 a.m. — I wake up to E.
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