One is painful and one is painfully obvious. But which would I rather have?
I could kick myself for touting “I don’t wear breast pads anymore…”—well, I should.
I was doing a good thing—buying balloons to welcome my
sister home from Mongolia. I was holding Par in line at
Party City. I knew it was time for him to eat—I thought it was a little strange he wasn’t diving for my breast as he usually does. Did you know it takes 20 minutes to blow up 12 balloons? Anyway, it took a while and Par was such a good boy—but he was scratching me on my collar bone over and over again. I guess his scratching caused a
let-downbecause before I could do anything about it—I had a giant milk ring around my left breast.
I tried to strategically hold Par in front of the left breast—but I am left handed and needed to sign my credit card receipt—I know I looked so awkward!
I’ll be taking a break for the holiday weekend—look for a new post on Monday!
I could kick myself for touting “I don’t wear breast pads anymore…”—well, I should.
I was doing a good thing—buying balloons to welcome mysister home from Mongolia. I was holding Par in line atParty City. I knew it was time for him to eat—I thought it was a little strange he wasn’t diving for my breast as he usually does. Did you know it takes 20 minutes to blow up 12 balloons? Anyway, it took a while and Par was such a good boy—but he was scratching me on my collar bone over and over again. I guess his scratching caused alet-downbecause before I could do anything about it—I had a giant milk ring around my left breast.
I tried to strategically hold Par in front of the left breast—but I am left handed and needed to sign my credit card receipt—I know I looked so awkward!
I’ll be taking a break for the holiday weekend—look for a new post on Monday!