We re-arranged our bedroom yet again. For the past two years the dialysis machinery has been tucked into the far corner of our bedroom. Right under the window.. it's an exterior wall so it is freakishly cold in the winter and hot in summer. Poor guy also felt disconnected from everyone as he could not see past the machine when anyone came into our room. He decided it was time for a change.
We tried flipping E's machine to the opposite side, quickly found out it SUCKED!![]()
Too awkward to reach, his lines were running across his body and our drain line was just a tiny bit too short. Made everything a hassle.
Today we tore apart the bedroom, swept up gobs of dust
cough cough SNEEZE
Got rid of some junk that was stored under there.. and forgotten.
Now the machine and chair are in line with the doorway, bed is closer to the window. Like it so far!It makes our bedroom look bigger. E happily calls out to the boys as they walk past and the TV is at the perfect level and location for me to enjoy sitting up in bed.
Why did it take us 2 1/2 years to figure this out?![]()
For the same reason that it took me 10 years to figure out that the best arrangement for our bedroom is to put the head of the bed in the corner. I was always trying to center the bed on a wall (like normal people do). But it really does look awesome and everything fits much better with it diagonally in the room.
Glad you figured it out
Yeah.. he does!! I dont know.. I kinda feel like, honestly.. what one more kid. I mean, we have four already!
Hmmmm.. We never went through any of that. I wonder if it was because I already had Alex, and that just made things different for us from the get go. I hope they can figure it out.
Heck I'm still freaked out that I have two kids.
I only dated for 7 years before I got married, waited 3 years to have the first one and then waited 6 more years to have the second one. I almost didn't have a second one, I debated and debated.
Hold it...I'm starting to see a pattern here!
Children are truly a blessing...but I have to ask...are you aware that they turn into teenagers?

Too awkward to reach, his lines were running across his body and our drain line was just a tiny bit too short. Made everything a hassle.

. So what do you do in that situation? Just start over tomorrow? It's not like you can run over to the 24 our dialysis store and pick up spares.


I realize there is a cost and manpower needed to maintain a water softener, but it's a nice perk for the tenants plus I bet he would have less plumbing issues. 




Not that we need it, but we kinda expected it ya know?