Good Morning everyone I got my electric on around noon yesterday but it kept going on and off then it stayed on around 5pm. YAYI finally got a good nights sleep in my bed instead of the floor!!!!
Glad to hear you have power! I know it's miserable without it.
....Dude!
Did I hug you the first time we met?
I'm starting to feel bad.
(with the definite exception of a certain rum-soaked, dred-locked pirate....
)Hot holy carp woman! What kind of a hospital was this!!!
I've said enough!I love the glittery NOM! Happy February to you to. In a little less than a week, my son will turn four. I actually like this time of year, even though it's cold. His birthday, then a week later, Valentine's Day.
Now, a total stranger that I have never seen, spoken to or DISed with....that's another story entirely!
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or "love taps" on your "backside" if we ever meet. 
I don't hug my kids like that that's just me. so i'm not alone huh! yay.
Now, a total stranger that I have never seen, spoken to or DISed with....that's another story entirely!
Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough, NH!!! They have gotten all sorts of awards for their birthing center but I found them to be entirely too "hands-off." Wait-and-see in terms of whether or not you'll need drugs only goes so far, because when you actually get to the point of needing said drugs, it's too late!!!!!!!!!!! It's the 21st century people, a little pain-killer, please!! I won't even go into the whole "he should've been a c-section" deal.....
Ok, no hugging
It's 38 here now, just before noon.
thanks guys sure feels good to be back in my own bed!
and I have to admit I'm not a touchy feely person either and I don't hug! but I have one bil that is a hugger!
I never broke my tailbone, but I had quite a bruising down there which was also excrutiating. When DS12 was born, the nice "non-intervention-let's-let-nature-take-its-course" hospital which should have taken him by c-section, instead ripped him on out and I couldn't sit on a hard surface for weeks.... If he hadn't been my first child (thus I had no clue what was going on nor what to expect) they'd have had a lawsuit on their hands.
(Tinkerbellarella should read that little gem there...she's always looking for good birth-control stories!!
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I had an adverse reaction once. It felt very difficult to breathe, but fortunately, I was still in the office at the time. Do you know how hard it is to remain calm when you're really in utter panic because your three year old is sitting calmly in the waiting room playing with toys and has no idea Mama's not okay? That was really tough, so I feel your pain. I'm so glad you came out of it alright.
Funny thing, I'm actually allergic to Benadryl. Go figure.
Dude, you know what they say about big dogs?
Big POOPS.
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Now, a total stranger that I have never seen, spoken to or DISed with....that's another story entirely!
Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough, NH!!! They have gotten all sorts of awards for their birthing center but I found them to be entirely too "hands-off." Wait-and-see in terms of whether or not you'll need drugs only goes so far, because when you actually get to the point of needing said drugs, it's too late!!!!!!!!!!! It's the 21st century people, a little pain-killer, please!! I won't even go into the whole "he should've been a c-section" deal.....
Hey ya'll.
You know everytime I see this smiley
I think it is just a hyper smiley. Not a hyper potty one. But that is always what I think when I see it.
I'm staging a two-fold revolt today by not only wearing my Pats jersey, but it's my Asante Samuel Pats jersey from last season
We've had chocolate covered pretzels, marshmallows and chocolate chip cookies. We've had teriyaki wings. We've had hot buffalo chicken dip. We've had Nutella roll-ups. There are now meatballs on the stove.
I'm trying to eat SLOOOOOOOW.
