Archive for the ‘Kids’ Category
First and foremost, a new way to contact me:

That email address downloads directly to my Thunderbird email client, on my desktop. So if I have electricity and I’m at my desktop, there’s a good chance that I will get your email address and answer anything you send me. I had some trouble in the past with people who have sent me emails and I never check my webmail addresses and they assumed I was ignoring them. Eventually I will configure all of my Gmail addresses, but for now that’s the one to directly email me with. And yes, I plan on keeping it for as long as possible. I also have an MSN email address, but I can’t get it configured.
I got a new memory box for Mother’s Day. I’m going to fill it full of pictures as soon as the candy is all gone from it. Then I was showered with a couple of bouquets of flowers:





Yes, I know. Messy table = child abuse. Get with the reporting. =D
The best gift came from DW, my step son. For the first time ever, I heard his voice this morning. All of the kids bombarded me with my presents at noon, while I was still asleep. What a pleasant way to wake up. =) I was showered with candy, several DVDs: all the Saw movies and Futurama movies, flowers, and a card. DW was the first to speak: “Happy Mother’s day, momma.” Was shocked and stunned at the same time. Yesterday was his 7th birthday, and I’ve never, ever heard him speak before. I wasn’t sure he could speak.
Dennis fixed my little clock that I thought the kids had broken and ruined. Turns out we didn’t even need the super glue we bought yesterday to fix my pens that Matt chewed on all semester long, and ruined them, it just needed a new battery. Isn’t that always the way it is? I could have had my clock fixed weeks ago.
I’m off to wash the dishes. No, I don’t get a vacation just because it’s Mother’s Day. Not if I want the dishes washed properly anyway!
First and foremost, a new way to contact me:

That email address downloads directly to my Thunderbird email client, on my desktop. So if I have electricity and I’m at my desktop, there’s a good chance that I will get your email address and answer anything you send me. I had some trouble in the past with people who have sent me emails and I never check my webmail addresses and they assumed I was ignoring them. Eventually I will configure all of my Gmail addresses, but for now that’s the one to directly email me with. And yes, I plan on keeping it for as long as possible. I also have an MSN email address, but I can’t get it configured.
I got a new memory box for Mother’s Day. I’m going to fill it full of pictures as soon as the candy is all gone from it. Then I was showered with a couple of bouquets of flowers:





Yes, I know. Messy table = child abuse. Get with the reporting. =D
The best gift came from DW, my step son. For the first time ever, I heard his voice this morning. All of the kids bombarded me with my presents at noon, while I was still asleep. What a pleasant way to wake up. =) I was showered with candy, several DVDs: all the Saw movies and Futurama movies, flowers, and a card. DW was the first to speak: “Happy Mother’s day, momma.” Was shocked and stunned at the same time. Yesterday was his 7th birthday, and I’ve never, ever heard him speak before. I wasn’t sure he could speak.
Dennis fixed my little clock that I thought the kids had broken and ruined. Turns out we didn’t even need the super glue we bought yesterday to fix my pens that Matt chewed on all semester long, and ruined them, it just needed a new battery. Isn’t that always the way it is? I could have had my clock fixed weeks ago.
I’m off to wash the dishes. No, I don’t get a vacation just because it’s Mother’s Day. Not if I want the dishes washed properly anyway!
I had to give Pogo 2.5 pain pills today. Her pain was bad when she got up this morning, and I had to cave in and give her pain medication. She managed to go to the grocery store with us today, and she says she wants to go to Walmart with us to shop for the things we couldn’t get at the grocery store. Right now, she’s sipping ginger ale and watching The Beast With A Billion Backs and resting. I called her doctor today and he said if I bring her in on Monday, we can start steroid therapy to manage her pain better.
I gave her nearly twice as much pain medicine as I take for my broken knee. These pain pills make her sick, hence the reason I decided to give her ginger ale and told her to take it easy for now. Dennis says we should probably prepare for the worst while hoping for the best. At least I agree with him on this.
All I want for Mother’s Day tomorrow? To know my little girl is going to live long and well into her prime. I don’t think I’ll be getting it, though.
Pogo graduated from the fifth grade today. As a graduation present, we bought mommy/daughter pouches by Sanrio. They’re Little Twin Stars, and they’re perfect for pens, cell phones, iPods, and various other things.

PS: Yes, I know my table is messy. I’ve been injured and can’t clean house as often as I want to. Not that I ever want to, but I despise living in clutter and the only solution I can come to is to clean house like there’s no tomorrow. If anyone has a better idea, I’m all ears!