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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Jul 2007 19:56:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[19 &#8211; The number of times Caleb has thrown a tantrum over something totally pointless, such as his pajamas being too long, or running out of wheat thins because that is the ONLY thing he wants to eat right now. 2 - The number of loads of laundry that I should be doing right now. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>19</strong>   &#8211; The number of times Caleb has thrown a tantrum over something totally pointless, such as his pajamas being too long, or running out of wheat thins because that is the ONLY thing he wants to eat right now.<br />
<strong> 2        </strong>- The number of loads of laundry that I should be doing right now.<br />
<strong> 0</strong>     &#8211; The number of things I have gotten done today.<br />
<strong> 1</strong>          &#8211; Dishwasher full of dishes waiting to be put up.<br />
<strong> 1.5</strong> &#8211;   Sink-fuls of dishes (when you count the counter overflow around the sink) waiting to be placed in the dishwasher.<br />
<strong> 47</strong>     &#8211; The number of times per day that I thank God that I have a dishwasher.<br />
<strong> 162</strong> &#8211; The number of toys on the floor.<br />
<strong> 5</strong>         &#8211; The hours of sleep I got last night<br />
<strong> 3</strong>    &#8211; The number of times Caleb woke up between 2 and 4am before I brought him to bed with me.<br />
<strong> 86</strong> &#8211; The number of times I got kicked between 4 and 7am.<br />
<strong> 96    </strong>- The &#8216;feels like&#8217; temperature outside, thus the reason we are inside.<br />
<strong> 22</strong>    &#8211; The number of times I have checked to make sure the doors are locked today (see explanation below).<br />
<strong> 2.5</strong>  &#8211; The number hour hours before my dad arrives, in which I need to get baths for both of us, clean the house, do the chores listed above and clean the bathroom.<br />
<strong> 15</strong>  &#8211; The number of times I have wanted to slam my head into the wall.  This number is a rough estimate, and seeing as it is only 3:49pm, I predict that this number shall no less than double by bedtime.</p>
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<p>Explanation of the &#8220;Are the doors locked?&#8221; obsession:  Last night I was laying in bed trying to get to sleep.  Around 1:15am, something caught my eye, a light on the wall.  It looked bright enough to be a flashlight pretty close, and the angle it came in the window, there is no way it could have been headlights on the road.  It had flashed a few times and disappeared, twice.  So I stared out the window for a while, and saw nothing.  I came back in here to ask Scott if he had been outside, and he had not.  So I went back to bed.  This morning I opened the blinds and looked at our dog.  He was pawing at the air trying to catch the edge of his water bucket.  Now I filled this water bucket yesterday while Caleb and I were outside playing.  I watched him drink from it.  I KNOW he could reach it.  It is a huge metal washtub, and filled probably weighs well over 20 pounds, I think it is 7 gallons.  It had been moved just out of his reach.  Uphill.  It was clear that someone had moved it.  I asked Scott, and he looked at me like I was crazy.  So both of us are a little weirded out now.  We&#8217;re wondering if someone was in our yard in the middle of the night.  Weird.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 14 Apr 2007 18:18:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[7 the number of times Scott has been by the window on the lawnmower since I&#8217;ve been sitting here. 1,529,763 the number of times the dog has barked at the lawnmower. 1,529,763 the number of times I have wanted to shoot the dog today. 37 the number of times I&#8217;ve seen today&#8217;s episode of Dora. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>7  the number of times Scott has been by the window on the lawnmower since I&#8217;ve been sitting here.</p>
<p>1,529,763  the number of times the dog has barked at the lawnmower.</p>
<p>1,529,763  the number of times I have wanted to shoot the dog today.</p>
<p>37  the number of times I&#8217;ve seen today&#8217;s episode of Dora.</p>
<p>4  the number of times Caleb stuck his finger in my eye or up my nose when going down for a nap.</p>
<p>3  the number of times our life has been crapped upon in the past 10 days: Scott&#8217;s cell phone stolen right out of his van by someone who lived at a house where he was fixing the heat; unpaid car tax by Scott&#8217;s exwife keeping us from getting our tags  renewed; the lawnmower just fuckin blew up.  Ain&#8217;t life grand.</p>
<p>89  the number of times I&#8217;ve cussed in the last 10 minutes.</p>
<p>46  the number of miles to be driven to grandmother&#8217;s house after Caleb&#8217;s nap.</p>
<p>6  the number of flaming torches I <strike>plan to</strike> feel like shooting from the vehicle at gas stations selling gas for $2.89/gallon.</p>
<p>9  the number of times I&#8217;ve sneezed today due to allergies.</p>
<p>57  the number of times I&#8217;ve felt like slamming my head through a plate glass window this week.</p>
<p><em>Update: the lawnmower may not be blown up after all, but is still in need of a part, thus leaving the yard half mowed. </em></p>
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