Word of the Day: yaw I hate working more than three days in a row. I guess I've been spoiled, but I'm used to it. Jamie apparently quit, so I came in on my scheduled day off. I already had to work four days in a row, but now it's six. I'm tired of being here and I'm tired in general because JD's breathing wakes me and keeps me up at night. I have to eather toss and turn, trying to have JD roll over he's not wheezing in my ear, or I have to sleep on the couch under a thin fleece blanket with the computers' lights flashing in my face. JD says his brakes are going out in his car, so we'll either have to get that fixed or get him another car with our precious tax money, which we can't get until Hobby Lobby mails out their W-2's at the very end of the month. I'm constantly worrying about work and money and JD and Patrick's healthcare, and I haven't gotten a good night's sleep in about a month. Now that I've done complaining, I will try to write in detail of my dear son. He's a few weeks shy of two years old. He talks beautifully and he has exceptionally humorous mannerisms. He's really into 'Bob the Builder' [for God only knows what reason] and 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'. I caught him dancing in the car one day to 'Ridin' by Chamillionaire. A sampling of his vocabulary: keyboard, ground, doctor, monkey, numbers [of which he knows one, two, four, five, six, and nine, but in no semblance of order], I fix it, I sit, I got you, gone, almost all pointable parts of his body, including elbow and knee, light, aw man [used appropriately, like when we try to take him to use the bathroom only to find the door locked from the inside - 'Aw, man, Mommy fix it, please?'], mine, mine, mine, hammer, phone, Grandma [which is actually 'Ga-ma'], Mickey, Bob, Roley, Tommy, ice cream [which is 'ceam' and he licks all over his fist like an ice cream cone], mouse, etc. He love to be in the bathroom, the one door kept nearly always shut. He loves baths, showers, going potty, and brushing his teeth. He just started being quite affectionate, asking for hugs and kisses and giving them freely. He says please and thank you. He sleeps, he eats, he walks, he talks, and he learns, what more could I ask for?