I just finished laughing at my soon-to-be three-year-old son. He had dried cream cheese in on his forehead thanks to his brand new "bagels and cream cheese" obsession. His hands, and my floor, were covered in the sticky residue of a thoroughly enjoyed lime sno-cone. And one of the few upholstered pieces of furniture in my house, a dining room chair, wore the greasy scar of cheese pizza from today's playdate.

After he's done playing with his cars, we're going to settle down to watch the movie "Chicken Little" while one of us gets some needed rest (I'll let you guess who needs it more).

What a great day!

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