one day of stubbornness

 One day that feels like a whole week. Half an hour of crying, Erica wants to be dressed with a long sleeves blouse. I explained a few times that today is going to be soooo hot outside, 36 degrees. Nothing, she waited next to the wardrobe for almost half an hour to change my mind. I did not, her skin is sensitive and if it sweats is not easy afterwards.

After that, she ate in pajamas, as she thought again that I will let her wear the long sleeves and plus she put her bike's helmet on. 

She doesn't want to go to Kindergarten but I can not make it through the morning with Appointments if she is with me. She keeps holding my leg on the street, towards the car, so we don't go to kindergarten. 

I don't leave her at kindergarten being so happy myself.  I leave but I am quite sad. What doesn't mean if she doesn't like it there and I still take her. 

I go on with my day with Giulia in my arms. She is coughing, she needs to be seen by a pediatrician. We need to go shopping for food, acupuncture for me. 

In the end of the day, in the park, my cousin came with two dogs. They are as big as Erica and she is afraid. 

I really feel it was a whole week in one day, in 13 hours from 7 am to 8 pm. 

Does it happen to you to have the same feeling? 


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