To you, I’m Mrs. X. I like being anonymous because it allows me to overshare with perfect strangers on the Internet. I can tell you that I am 36 37 38 years old, married to Mr. X since 2003, and working lawyer mom to Rex, born in 2010, and our naturally conceived victory baby, Little Miss born in 2012. We also have two cats. We had a wonderful pooch, G, who died in 2013. I miss him dearly (but not his fur on everything).
I started blogging in 2007 under the name “The Young and the Infertile” to talk about my journey to become a mom. I finally became one in 2010 when Rex was born, but I still wanted to overshare blog so I changed names and just kept going. This was a good thing because after the infertility and miscarriage drama, I got post-partum depression, which I swear I did not get just to have something new to blog about. These days, I’m ok and working on staying ok.
Other little funny things about me: I’m an only child. I suck at sharing. I curse alot. I’m an introvert. I’m an Atheist. I’m a photographer. I do crossword puzzles in pen. I quilt and make semi-useful things out of fabric. I’m a writer. I’m a reader. I used to be a good speller. I was salutatorian of my high school class. I’ve been on the cover of Time. I’m a reformed pessimist.
I’m a work in progress.
a.k.a.mrs.x 
Hello, it’s lovely to meet you. I was going to comment on your Bloggy love post, but I inadvertently left one of those unattractive looking ping messages instead.
“I love words, including knickers…” That’s one of my favourite words and one reason why I loved ‘Bad Jelly the Witch’ by Spike Milligan so much when I was little, ’cause Bad Jelly said it as a curse. And if I was lucky enough to have a cat I would definitely want to call him the Bad One for real.
I’m Atheist too.
why the need for such anonymity?
I am desperate to take up the piano too!
Mrs. X: it’s a wonderful instrument – I played in college and really enjoyed it. The problem is that I’m a snob and I want a baby grand and I have no room for a baby grand.
so nice to “meet” you!
Hi, I’m looking forward to reading your blog. I just found it via The 2011 Photography Project. My Blue entry is posted, too. Sorry to burst your bubble about the chemtrails. It’s disturbing, right?
Very nice post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have truly enjoyed surfing around your blog posts. After all I will be subscribing to your feed and I hope you write again very soon!
Thanks for the link for the clinic in DC. I passed it on. Sometimes the simplest gestures are the most profound.