Super Dad

Ok so my first post was quite depressing, UGH! I hate it when life throws those curve balls. Sometimes you just have to go with the flow. So I have 6 chitlin's (as we like to call them) 5 boy's and 1 girlie girl (YES)! If my life weren't filled with enough madness I also work fill time as a nurse and I am married to a stay at home Super Dad ( or so he would like to think), don't get me wrong he has a heart the size of Texas and really tries his best to manage our home but men and women are very different. I am not bashing men but there is just a big difference in the way they do things compared to us. Let's take vacuuming for example, Super Dad vacuums around every piece of furniture in the house and if you have one of those EAGER Super Dad's he will suck up just about anything that is not nailed down to have the job done in time for his morning ESPN. So I end up having to have him fix the cleaner that he has so eagerly clogged, this is one thing (males) he is good at that I (females) am not! Ya just gotta wonder how many vacuum belts or vacuums you have to replace before he gets it. My daughter who is almost 2 thinks Daddy is amazing, she loves his breakfast speciality of chocolate doughnuts. Now I am a nurse so I like to try and feed my family as healthy I can. Unfortunately when you have one parent that stays at home you enter into this contract where you have to be willing to compromise ( my version of waving the white flag- I give up) on some things. My husband insist that our daughter is healthier because he buys her pastel sprinkled doughnuts and Walmart has great prices. We spend less on the DN's than we do on a box of oatmeal. I have come home two mornings to find her inhaling her "pretty" breakfast treat. I say "Daddy couldn't you at least limit those to once a week?" to which he replies " But look Mommy they match her pj's, I think I have one that will match your scrub top, do you want it honey?" Are you serious? Yes he is, he is Super Dad!