I've been playing with Facebook lately. Why? Because time constraints, or maybe it's short attention span, makes it easier to sum up my feelings in a one-liner than a whole blog post.

"Jennifer Maniacal is sick of being in charge"

A whole blog post could be written on how: Allie is driving me crazy testing her boundaries on every.single.solitary.thing. that I ask of her, and it's draining and taking a toll on me.

But it's much easier to pass by the computer and write that one line and be done with it. Plus now that a bunch of people I know read this blog, I end up with phone calls from people like - OMG are you ok???? *ick*

Tuesday's one-liner: "Jenn Maniacal finally went back to the gym last night after years of slacking."

That's a nice one that is a title to a post about how good it felt to go to the gym again after so long. How I wasn't even sore the next day and can't wait to go back. But also has an underlying thought in it about how I wish I was able to make it part of my daily routine, as easy as I used to be able to, instead of barely being able to make it once a week. Especially now that I need it more than ever.

"Jenn Maniacal is cleaning"

ALL THE EFFING TIME, and yet still has a messy house. Which makes her not want to do it anymore.

Future one-liners:

Jenn Maniacal can't seem to find balance.

Jenn Maniacal is sick of hearing the word Daaaadyyyyyy every time Allie doesn't like what she says.

Jenn Maniacal makes pretty cute kids. =o)