I know, I know, I’ve been a slacker about blogging lately. It’s not that I don’t have stuff to write about, I just haven’t been using the computer much during my free time. I’ve been pondering all sorts of mysterious things lately, like – why is it that I only have about a dozen articles of clothing that currently fit me, and yet I still have mountains of laundry to do? Or, how important is it that the crib we buy is capable of being converted into a full-sized bed? And then there’s the question of how to compare three different sets of family room furniture when they’re each being displayed in different furniture stores.
I really do need to finish my laundry. We’re leaving for NYC Friday after work, and (despite the fact that I’ve just done a mountain or two of laundry) I somehow have nothing clean to pack. Oh, well, work is calling, and the laundry will still be there when I get home. Unless the laundry fairies come and wash it all during the day, and organize my closet and drawers and put it all away. Hm, how does one catch a laundry fairy? I really need one!
Update (12:30): I just got a phone call saying band rehearsal is cancelled for tonight – I guess that’s as close as I’m going to come to having a laundry fairy…at least I have time to do my laundry now.
well, the converta-crib thing is a matter of personal preference. henry’s crib doesn’t convert to a toddler bed, and we were able to find a friend that had a frame for a toddler bed that was willing to give it to us. (there are usually a couple at garage sales for cheap, too.) and i figure that the boys will share bunkbeds when they get old enough, so the full-sized bed thing will be a decision for later on.
however, i do know other people that chose the convertible route and are perfectly happy with it. they don’t have to worry about how to dispose of the crib once their kids grow out of it.