FYI

I'm a crier. It turns out. I think I always got a cry out now and again. The tear tides have turned and now I cry at most things. The thought of my baby girl, good times and bad. When I came home from a long business trip Monday, I cried when I saw her. When I'm happy, sad, tired, stressed, frustrated, overwhelmed with joy, for just about any reason, I cry it out. I don't think it's a bad thing and I certainly won't apologize for it. My name is jCg and I cry. Just thought you should know.

The Waiting Game

On the daily I wonder how much someone waits through out the day. Think about it. Maybe I'll start an experiment and logging how much time I personally wait. Waiting for someone to pick up the phone, waiting for a call back, waiting on feedback, waiting on a reply, waiting on news, waiting on line, waiting for the baby to stop crying, waiting until she gives another kiss - lots of waiting.

45 - 72 minutes a day so says google.

I feel like that is low - do these people who reported it on google go to the Dunkin Donuts near my house? And what does constitute waiting, does waiting at a light mean you are waiting?

I'll go back to waiting now.