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Elizabeth has been sick all day, and I’ve spent the little time that BabyDaddy’s been home from work catching up on all of the things that I had planned to do all day. I’ve thankfully got my mother coming up from St. Marys to watch Elizabeth so I can still go to Virginia this weekend for my cousin’s graduation, but it’s been a tough 24 hours.

Hopefully, I’ll have a chance to post while I’m up there. See you later.

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