September 4, 2008

No weather...Atlanta is becoming proof of entropy. No weather, no movement, just heat. Normal day, nothing new or outrageous. McCain's speech was unusual, more than a little bizarre. --"Kick the Buggers Out!" Except, we are the buggers.-- there was more than a little dissonance. It made me like him more, but reinforced my conviction that it would be impossible for him to ever earn my vote.

Marian slept with me last night. She hasn't spent the night with us since we began enforcing nighttime sleeping without breastfeeding first. I missed her terribly when we went to bed, and a wonderful coincidence, she couldn't sleep. It was the perfect excuse to sweep her out of her playpen and take her into the family room where we curled up on the couch. She quickly settled down and nestled next to me. Amy went out with friends last night, by herself. We switched cars after football practice and I went home to put the baby to bed and eat dinner by myself in front of the Republican Convention. Practice was good, nice to be out, but light on the work-out and light on socialization. I'm falling out of shape, but not sure how to make a change, yet.

At front of the house, beautiful vine-like plant with tri-compound leaves, pinnate to oval shaped leaflets, and beautiful, tall and wide florescence of blue pea flowers. Not sure what it is.