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[quote=Anonymous]Thank you for all of the advice!  I agree - down time is needed when i'm full on mom. Just hard when I'm starting a new job, trying to make a good impression etc etc, plus give my girl a great thanksgiving, I think my body just got worn down. A simple cold became really bad. I couldn't miss work since I have no sick time yet really. I literaly woke up on Saturday morning barely able to move and make the call to tell my ex he needed to take care of her.

I got her at 4pm yesterday and it was fine. I went to be at 8pm when she went to bed. 10 hours of sleep is what I needed. And I managed to get her to the GOTR 5K this early am and run it with her.

So, with that, her dad can come to realize that with parenting, things can happen last minute. Even to Mom.

I agree - babysitters are vital, and I did use them a couple of times over the summer just to get to the gym. My daughter is great when I need rest, in fact, she needs rest too just vegging out on the couch. The back anf forth with her dad is already a burden for her.

Problem with Saturday am was I couldn't get out of bed to go get her. I just couldn't. I'm glad I listened to my body and gave it rest. :)

Got our Xmas tree and we will be putting on the trimmings tomorrow night. :) ANd last night I managed to get her to write her letter to santa. :)  She's a great kid.

Thank you for those who ignore my spelling mistakes. I type fast to get my feelings out. I see DCUM really as a place for advice. But I know I take a risk in posting for the meannies. :)

(Yes, another mistake. I see it. And I won't change it. You can get the gist anyways.. :) )[/quote]

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