So I completely forgot I even had a blog. I apologise. From now on I will incorporate my blog into my daily routine. Im starting to worry that I am so forgetful at my age (I'm 25 btw). Is it because I have so many children? Is it when you give birth your brain automatically loses the ability to think of many things because your child is your primary focus? Along with working, washing, shopping and blah blah blah. And the more children you have the less capable you are at remembering anything, sometimes even your children themselves? Although to be fair to myself I haven't left any of them behind. Yet.
Whatever it is I need to do something like brain training. I must remember to start that at some point.
Anyway. Where we are now. My oldest daughter is 8, Olivia and Isaac are 2 and Elijah and Mason are 14 months old. I cant quite recall the moment we came out through the endless formula buying and baby grows and baby sick and poo, although to be fair there is still a lot of poo and sick. I'm trying not to dwell on how long that will go on for. One thing I do know is that I will never forget was the amazing moment of Throwing Away The Sterilizer. Well we didn't actually through it away we gave it to charity but you get my drift. I posted it on Facebook and it got so many likes. Almost all of them from my friends with children because they know the endless effort these machines are. So halijua it has been out of my life for a while. I was feeling a little sad that Throwing Away The Sterilizer is one event that stands out in my life. Maybe it sounds boring, but to me it symbolises my children growing up. It's the little things that we forget. Especially me. And it reminds me all the time however exhausted I am and however trying the children are being one particular day, it won't last forever and one day they will all be grown up.
Unless I forget them and they have to be raised by wolves or something.
Lauren xx
