Browncoat Bar & Grill - In memory of the best bartender ever!
POSTED BY: averyfinecompanion
UPDATED: Thursday, December 10, 2009 19:37
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*copies Roxy's smiley* YAY FOR BEING HOME!! and with the little one ^_^ glad everyone's doing great.
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... Can I just state for the record that I think PirateNews is definitely off his/her/its meds?
Just.. wow...
If I ever lose touch to that level promise me you'll block my access. Srsly.
Anyway, I have 50 bales of spoiled hay coming tomorrow. Raised garden beds and mulch, here I come!
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Why, what did he/she/it say or do?
50 bales of hay O_O that's quite massive. (at least to me it is) how big are these gardens?
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Yup home and doing much better than in the hospital of doom... Rosie I now firmly believe that labor and delivery nurses should be carefully selected. I had quite a few awesome ones and one that SUCKED>
First night nurse was awful... didn't even tell me my doc had prescribed a sleeping pill if I wanted because I have problems sleeping and he was worried... and she basically brought the baby back to the room every time he blinked so I went 30 hours without a single minute of sleep.
However all the other nurses were amazing and so helpful and supportive no matter how many times I had to buzz them to get him out of his box and put him back and all the other stuff. They were just super ... so I am making them cookies:)
There will be more pics soon, but right now we're still sorting out.
NV has been an absolute super dad. Changed a million diapers, holds him a ton, helps me with everything ( which is a lot considering I just had major surgery and have trouble standing, moving, and just about everything)
To love someone is to see a miracle invisible to others.
--Francois Mauriac
It's fuzzy-minded liberal thinking like that that gets you eaten.
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A MILLION diapers already!!? Call the doctor (just kidding.) I know after about the first twenty is starts to seem like a million pretty quickly.
Yes, recovering from a cesarean is teh suckage. Keep trying, it will get better slowly.
Cookies...? Would you be my patient? 
JK, I can bake my own.
I spent the first couple of weeks just watching boychild sleep when I was not out myself or nursing him. This time is so precious and it goes by so fast. Then they get interactive and it's a whole other kind of precious that goes by too quickly, and come to think of it the last 10 years has basically been a blur and I resent the time I've had to give to school and work and his going to school, but It's part of The Circle Game and you just have to enjoy them for as long as you have them. Less than 10 years to go and he'll be out of the house and in college and I am about to cry.
Barkeep! (Oh wait, that's me for now..)
*Pours self a stiff mug of whiskey and downs it in one go*
"GAAAAHHHH!!! Water!"
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Come on now, no need for tears, you might be lucky and end up with one like me... I'm sure when I'm 30 I'll still be here in the family home relying on mommy to keep my laundry clean.
I'm doing it for her, quite selfless really. I wouldn't want her missing out on the quality mothering time and stuff... >_>
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Tee hee.
Okay, maybe I'll be sick of him by the time he's 30 but I doubt it. I *want* him to become a responsible and mature human being and probably move out and start his own household at some point, although if the house is big enough and jobs are plentiful and he and his spouse can stand us he'd be welcome to stay here as well. Or a place nearby. Big families used to live all together for generations, but they had enough space to get away from each other.
He'll probably have to move far away from here anyway, especially if he really follows through on that astronaut thing..
For now he is 10 and up to my chin and still loves to hug and spend time with me.
I've only got a few more years of that, and I intend to squeeze every cuddle out of it that I can. You just miss having the three year old on your lap reading sometimes. He doesn't FIT on my lap anymore. It just goes by so quickly.
*edit*
I just keep reminding myself of "Jeffty is Five" whenever I get maudlin.
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All is well.. sorry no time for more
HUGS to you all To love someone is to see a miracle invisible to others.
--Francois Mauriac
It's fuzzy-minded liberal thinking like that that gets you eaten.
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*Day-After-Monday bump*
HUGS MsA!!!!!! Has he wrapped you both about his tiny little fingers yet? lol
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Tuesday here.
I gave no fewer than 7 assorted flu shots today and I do not work at a flu clinic. Oy!
Gonna go watch Castle now.
Fillin' out the Neilsen book.. weighting the SciFi one household at a time..
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