And I’m not up with a crying baby. No. I’m up pumping. I live in fear that if I don’t pump each night before bed, that the ladies will start to dry up and our breastfeeding days will come to an end. Isn’t that weird?
So, as I was typing this (and pumping, mind you!), there was a knock at my door. AT 12:30 AM! I pump in my living room, facing the damned door, because, well, I pump late enough that no one will show up and see me. Right? Wrong. It was strange. So strange. I called for B and he came and saw the gal on our stoop, turned off our security system, and answered the door. She was seemingly drunk, and there was a man in an old, beat up car in our driveway waiting for her (he notes these things in case there’s trouble!). CRAZY! She was looking for people with a different last name than us, and people who don’t live in our neighborhood (I popped onto the assessor’s website to check out the name). It left me feeling quite uneasy. I didn’t sleep well.
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April 18, 2012 at 6:24 am
Well, it’s not really all that weird. I understand where you’re coming from, for sure, although I admit that I’d be inclined to skip the pumping. I am hoping that as Sofi’s sleep continues to improve my drop in nursing will trigger a return of my period. We shall see, I suppose… Hope you got a great night’s sleep after the pumping!
April 18, 2012 at 11:55 am
I still have not gotten my period either. Matthew is almost 10 months old, and no AF. If I was my younger sister, this would be a sign that I’m unexpectedly pregnant 😉 But I am not my younger sister, so I guess my AF is just not in a hurry to visit me.
April 18, 2012 at 10:56 am
I still pump every single morning at 6am before she wakes up to help build up my freezer stash, and I HATE mornings…so no, not that weird. 🙂
April 18, 2012 at 11:56 am
Oh, the things we do to build up that stash! We have MONTHS worth of milk stored up but it’s like a competition to me – a competition with MYSELF! Crazy!