Robin - that is great news to end my crappy day! Thank GOD I didn't cancel our ressie at WLV!

And I am with you, Connor goes back to school tomorrow and I am thrilled because we all need structure back in our days! I want my one on one time with Cameryn really badly.
Disphd - Enjoy your trip! May our weather in the sunshine state behave for you all!
nucpharm - you look GORGEOUS in your pics from Xmas! I love your shorter hair BTW. Thanks for sharing....oh and Matthews hair is adorable, don't cut it until the last possible nanosecond that you feel you have to. I love his curled up ends.
diz - have fun in Memphis this weekend.
Jill - I hope John doesn't have pox! And I hope the tests come back ok. I agree with everyone, you have such a fantastic outlook. Just when I get worried about Cameryn's teeth looking funky,,,,seeing your post reminds me that funny looking teeth are not so bad!
BNB - welcome back and glad you had a nice trip! Do you have any pics to share?
SL - hope your headache clears up by the time you read this.
And ladies, about this Brazlian Wax you speak of....I will tell you how I handle this. I went long ago to have my upper lip waxed and I will tell you, it was THICK. A friend had gone and had it done and said it didn't hurt, so I said sign me up. Well, that waxing of my lip ruined waxing any body parts on me forever. It was pain like no other...never again...and I can only imagine that pain in my "brazilian area". So back in my younger, more daring years I decided to try Nair "down there" even though they warn you not to. I was young, invincible and didn't care what happened to my Brazilian friend, because I was young and gutsy. Well, it did burn a tad, nothing bad....but ten minutes later I had my very own, pain free, brazilian wax thing going. I had forgotten all about that! I am going to have to try that again, maybe this weekend as DH's eyes lighting up as I tell him what I am typing - so it was good for his standards!
Ok, I am going to the dark side - All Ears Net - to spy on the refurishments.
I will also divulge we had a major scare today, my Dad was switched to another pain med (vicodin) which made him very sick and he did not look good. He made mention of just going to be with my mother (who died in 1998) I freaked as a daughter would and drove up there. He was much better by the time I got there and I am sure it was just a bad reaction to meds....but it is so difficult to put into words the things you feel and want to say when you feel like this is it - he could be dying! Such a rollercoaster of events. Todays happennings made me realize I am so not ready for my Dad to die. Oh I thought I was, but I so am not. I almost feel like the little girl I was trying to hold onto the Daddy he was. If that makes sense. But we're heading for the heavy stuff now....so thats what really sucks! Be prepared to read unintelligibble psychobabble from me in the coming weeks. Because I take my Ambien to sleep and start typing. You never know what you'll get.
Anyway off I go. For those of you with living parents, and even better, healthy living parents - do me a favor and just for today don't take them for granted. I never felt like I FULLY appreciated the things my parents did for me until I married and had kids of my own. Because now I see the struggles of life they face and still put me on a pedastal and were such wonderful parents to me. I never got to tell my mother that - but maybe if one of you feels sort of like I do - you can tell your parent those things. I pray I muster up the stregnth to tell my father these things before he dies. The day will come when all of our parents die, so enjoy them now and let them know you love them. There - that's my Anne Landers advice for the night, from someone who has been there.
