CELAWLOR's May 2009 CalorieKing Blog
Saturday, May 30th 2009
I really really dislike having an adversarial "relationship" with my neighbors. The jackass who called me my husband's mother a few months ago (despite the fact that I am 33 and hubby is 43) can't figure out where his property ends and mine begins, it seems. I take great pride in my yard only to have that effing family screw it all to hell and back.He is a pilot for American Airlines. If that is the kind of "talent" they hire, I will NEVER fly American again. Ever. ...
Tuesday, May 26th 2009
We visited the natural birthing center this morning. The tour/interview lasted 1.5 hours and they were happy to keep on talking, if we let them.
It was incredibly informal, the women were amazing (and I know so few women I would EVER classify as amazing), and both Prince Charming and I felt 100% confident that this was the right route for us. We talked about the OB that I had an appointment with in two weeks (the one who is their on call doctor) and they told me that if I felt like it, to ...
Saturday, May 23rd 2009
We are making the nurse-midwife + birthing center versus the obstetrician + hospital decision right now. My hubby is being sooooooo amazing about it. He REALLY wants to fully participate in the birth with me.
He's doesn't think that the hospital will let him "catch" the baby--and he's probably right--and he so wants to do that. We will have to pay 20% if we go the natural route and $15 if we use the traditional OB + hospital route. I fall in love with that man all over again at...
Monday, May 18th 2009
Things have really settled down around here. That is both good and bad. I don't remember if I mentioned that I had a miscarriage a while ago, or not. I am pregnant again, at any rate, and will be welcoming a new addition to our family in January. Going through all of these very super-lovely early pregnancy issues, again.Work has been slow. My boss hired someone new in April. The work that could have been for me was assigned to him so that he could learn the way we operate. Luckily, ...