*sniffle* *sneeze*

[mamajoan]

Just to make everything even more exciting around here, my seasonal allergies have decided to put in an appearance. So now I get to spend half of each morning sneezing and snorking. Whee.

Isaac slept till 7:30 this morning. But that's no victory, since it was nearly 11pm before he went to sleep. *groan* It was another horrible night and I'd like to forget it.

In cheerier news, my mom decided after hearing the weather report that she doesn't need to stay at the cottage through Monday. She's willing to come back Sunday night. This means we can ride out and back with her in her car, and not worry about a rental. On Monday, if mom can borrow a friend's car, we can continue to use hers; otherwise we'll get the rental just for Monday. I called and changed the rental reservation to Monday. They're going to think I'm some kind of flake or something, since this is the second time I've changed/canceled a reservation.

When mom called this morning to tell me her new plan she said, "don't get mad at me." I guess because she keeps changing her tune. But since she was changing the plan to what I wanted it to be all along, why would I be mad?

So now I'm doing some laundry and packing for the cottage and we'll probably leave fairly soon. See you Sunday night or Monday. Here's hoping we have better sleep luck out there!

Oh, and one last thing before we go: Isaac has developed a sudden inexplicable phobia of bugs. His daycare teacher said he saw a bee and totally freaked out. Yesterday he refused to get into his highchair for dinner because he saw a fruit fly near it. A fruit fly for goodness's sake!! I don't know where the heck this is coming from. It's true that I'm not crazy about bugs, but I've made an effort not to react to them in his presence. It's weird.

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[boniblithe.livejournal.com]

Entomophobia is instinctive :) In young children it can start out a bit more extreme, but he'll settle down a bit over time.