Discrimination, I cry!

So, I was thinking the other day that Adelaide is old enough that she would probably enjoy storytime at the Library. I popped over to the Wake County site, and what do I find? The events for kids are all on weekdays in the morning! Aren't there enough working parents like me who would like to enjoy the programs the public library has to offer on a weekend?

While I don't think it is nice to want to sue a benevolent entity like the public library system, I have to wonder if I could win a discrimination suit... ;-P

In any case, I do notice every day that the world, at least here in Raleigh where there are plenty of Stay At Home Moms (SAHM), is not built to cater to working parents. I certainly don't mind taking some time off once in a while to enjoy activities with Adelaide, but wouldn't it be nice for places like the library to offer at least one weekend event per month? I actually did email the librarian contact and suggest that. We shall see if I get a response... Maybe no one has ever asked before!

Also, being in class two night a week for my consulting MBA course is killing me. It is good that daddy puts Ade to bed a few nights a week, but it really is exhausting for me. I hardly see Ade on those days. I had been planning to take two classes in the Fall, but forget that. After this experience, I promptly dropped one of my Fall courses. Mommy isn't SuperWoman anymore. She is only superwoman, small s.

Look at Ade stuffing her face with ravioli - pasta, sauce, and ricotta cheese all over her face and hair and hands:

Mangia, bambina, mangia!