childcare

Yesterday morning, I saw C for about twenty minutes. She woke up in a good mood, and we changed her clothes, got her in the car, and I dropped her off at my mom’s house.

When she got home last night, around seven because Katie had to take her car to the shop, she was already cranky and tired.

Katie Granju wishes that Sarah Palin’s ideology allowed her to use the levers of government power to ensure that all pregnant teenagers receive the support that hers will:

Nothin to see here, keep moving. And hey - quit yer whinin, wouldya?!?

by Nicole McIntyre

Now that the Bug has learned to crawl, the world has indeed changed. No longer can we put her down and expect her to be in the same place ten seconds later. No longer can we sit and watch her play at a spot on the floor.

Tonight Katie is going to be at a dinner for a journalism conference at UT. It’s pretty cool, and it makes me proud to be her husband that she gets to speak at such things. And I had hoped I could go to the dinner with her, but since we have no childcare for tonight, it’s not to be.

And I’m kinda bummed about it.

We're starting to get out more and packing more into every day. When I look back over the week, I can't believe it's just been a week, probably because I've been awake for so much of it.

OK, so, once again, the day before an election which could make or break her candidacy, it appears as if Hillary Clinton has teared/choked up:

Sen. Hillary Clinton teared up this morning at an event at the Yale Child Study Center, where she worked while in law school in the early 1970s.