I really love warm weather. The days seem so much nicer, the kids seem more behaved and nightime is wonderful because everyone is so pooped.
We left the house this morning at 10:00 a.m. and didn't get home for good till almost 4:00 p.m. Joey had an OT appointment this morning (and he's now officially only going twice a month, wahoo!!!!!!!). After OT I was on a mission to find a comfortable bra (more on this later). We went to the mall and had lunch before we shopped. Didn't want hungry cranky kidlings. After that I looked for bras in Sears and found out that they basically didn't carry anything in my size. I was really disappointed because it suddenly struck me how uncomfortable I was and I needed to fix it NOW. So we left and as I was driving home I decided to try another place. We stopped home so I could let the Beez out and nurse Lauren. Got back in the car and drove to a place that specializes in bras/bathing suits. They even do alterations. Found one nursing bra, and one regular bra. And spent $70. On two bras. Two. Just two. Obviously I need to get in the bra business. Thankfully the kids had slept on the way to the bra place, and when we left there I decided to go grocery shopping. We pulled into the driveway right as DH was getting home from work.
Bras. Can't live with them, can't live without them. I've been squeezing into Playtex Expectant Moments (or something like that) 42DD (the largest size they make) bras forever now. I have yet to find a nursing bra that I am really comfortable in besides for this one. Except these don't actually fit. But even with them not fitting, they were still more comfortable than the other ones I've tried. But today I realized just how uncomfortable I was and I had to do something. I literally couldn't stand to be in this bra another day. I tried on several bras and did buy a nursing bra in my size. It's not underwire so I don't know how much I'm going to love it, but it did seem comfortable so I'm hopeful. I actually wore it home because I could not bear to put the Playtex back on. I could almost hear my breasts sighing in relief at the feeling of release. My girls don't like being squoze, that's for sure.
I dream of being a 36C, and today I thought how wonderful it would be to be even smaller. A 34B sounds wonderful. I cannot stand these big huge torpedo boobs anymore. I really can't wait until the day I know for sure that we are done having babies, and I can schedule the reduction. I'm just so uncomfortable. I want little itty bitty breasts.
Be sure to scroll down, I was chatty today. I think I need to upgrade my version of Netscape. These pictures look funny to me when I view it in Netscape (I have the same problem viewing Larissa's blog, the picture sits on top of the text), and they appear fine in Explorer (although there's too much space from me trying to fix it so it looks right on my screen).