Armed with a corkscrew, I flung open the fridge door and grabbed a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. It had been chilling during the 90-minutes I spent attempting to get my three daughters to bed.
Two twists and I pulled that cork out.
And like a raging waterfall into my Waterford Crystal cup, I poured myself a glass of the crisp, liquefied version of green-skinned grapes.
Sip, sip.
The dry yet subtly sweet white wine smoothly landed on my taste buds.
Ahhh.
Then I remembered my wine was a result of my toddler’s obnoxious whine all.day.long.
Chug-chug-chug.
Don’t believe me?
To the moms who never have enough tissues on hand for the crazy yet true reasons their toddlers cry each day: I’m holding up my half-empty bottle to you. We’ll drink through this together. And who knows? With enough wine of our own, maybe we’ll laugh about it someday, too.
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