Why do I always feel this way after a trip?

[jelazakazone]

I need a vacation to recover from my vacation:) I've decided to quit calling it vacation and just call it a trip

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[aome]

Awww, DD2's story is cute. Of course, in three years you'll be looking back at photos and going OMG THEY WERE SO LITTLE. At least, that was our reaction when looking at our Christmas '05 pics recently.

Sounds like you had a good (albeit tiring) weekend overall. :)

[jelazakazone]

Heh. I still feel like DD2 is a baby. I was looking at a picture of DD1 from three years ago and thinking she looked such a baby then.

Yes, it was good, but tiring:)

[argentla]

How far apart in age are DD1 and DD2 again? Is "three years" how long it will take to 'catch up' with her sister?

[jelazakazone]

3 years. I don't know if DD2 will ever catch up at this rate. LOL!

[cryingbaby]

CUTE! I love what dd2 said! :) That's a lot of driving around for you, though. heehee

[jelazakazone]

Seriously!

Re: Yep

[jelazakazone]

Wow, how'd you manage that? I felt that our itinerary for our visit to FL was pretty laid back, but I didn't sleep well at all while we were there.

[dampscribbler]

Got your card in the mail, thanks!!

Three years to fill up! She might need some sleep during that time. :)

I stopped claiming anything was a vacation after Maggie was born, though DH hasn't noticed the linguistic change and every time we get back from a trip and I say "I need a vacation" he says "we just had one." Sigh.

[jelazakazone]

Yay!

LOL. I think my dh doesn't get that wrangling two small children is a lot of work emotionally. He seems to think I should be totally refreshed at the end of the day;P