I spend almost every waking moment with Clay. Simply a
result of me working from home, I am the one that feeds him, reads to him, plays
with him, rocks him to sleep. But it’s Scott who makes him laugh.
I hear every cry (and run to comfort it), I clearly have much
more patience with the board books, and (if nothing else) I am the one
with the boobs. So why this injustice? Why does just a look from his daddy cause Clay
to instantly smile – even after a day of tears for me?
Ironically enough, I am learning the lesson we will someday
teach our son: life is unfair.
-Eleanor
Note From Scott: Can you blame him? When I look in the mirror, I smile too.
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