Oh boy, Danz! Sounds like you need multiples of yourself! How do you do it!?!?
So, I've just skimmed to catch up on the reading. I went to my sister-in-law's graduation from K-State this weekend, and we turned it into a mini-vacation. That vacation ended up being a little longer than expected after we took a surprise visit to the emergency room on Tuesday instead of driving home like we had planned. In an hour's time, I went from feeling fine to being absolutely miserable, so much so that I had to have help to even walk to the car. I had a terrible migraine, blurred vision, tingling in my hands and fingers, nausea, etc. As it turns out, I had a serious sinus infection (and had apparently had it for a while) and didn't know it until it suddenly debilitated me.
I am feeling a lot better now, though I still have a headache, am still weak, and am still exhausted. And now, my son is being very clingy. Apparently, this experience was pretty traumatic for him. He went from spending most of the day with me to suddenly spending quite a bit of time with his grandmother while I was in the hospital and then that afternoon/evening as I was sleeping. Poor kid!
When we got home yesterday evening, my DH took care of doing the chores for me. It's probably a good thing too, because he found TWO snakes in the yard. One of them was what he described as a "green" snake, which could either mean it was a blue racer or a grass snake. That one was underneath the tarp where we keep our hay for the horses. THe other one was a pretty good sized bull snake that was in the duck house trying to eat the eggs that hadn't been collected while we were gone. At our house, bull snakes get one free ticket. So, my DH took him to the field across the road. Let's hope he doesn't come back, though his presence is kinda nice (just not IN the duck pen) because bull snakes tend to be where rattlesnakes are NOT at and vice versa.
On a completely different topic, my son turned 6 months old a couple weeks ago, and I took his six month pictures. I thought I'd share one with you guys:
So, I've just skimmed to catch up on the reading. I went to my sister-in-law's graduation from K-State this weekend, and we turned it into a mini-vacation. That vacation ended up being a little longer than expected after we took a surprise visit to the emergency room on Tuesday instead of driving home like we had planned. In an hour's time, I went from feeling fine to being absolutely miserable, so much so that I had to have help to even walk to the car. I had a terrible migraine, blurred vision, tingling in my hands and fingers, nausea, etc. As it turns out, I had a serious sinus infection (and had apparently had it for a while) and didn't know it until it suddenly debilitated me.
I am feeling a lot better now, though I still have a headache, am still weak, and am still exhausted. And now, my son is being very clingy. Apparently, this experience was pretty traumatic for him. He went from spending most of the day with me to suddenly spending quite a bit of time with his grandmother while I was in the hospital and then that afternoon/evening as I was sleeping. Poor kid!
When we got home yesterday evening, my DH took care of doing the chores for me. It's probably a good thing too, because he found TWO snakes in the yard. One of them was what he described as a "green" snake, which could either mean it was a blue racer or a grass snake. That one was underneath the tarp where we keep our hay for the horses. THe other one was a pretty good sized bull snake that was in the duck house trying to eat the eggs that hadn't been collected while we were gone. At our house, bull snakes get one free ticket. So, my DH took him to the field across the road. Let's hope he doesn't come back, though his presence is kinda nice (just not IN the duck pen) because bull snakes tend to be where rattlesnakes are NOT at and vice versa.
On a completely different topic, my son turned 6 months old a couple weeks ago, and I took his six month pictures. I thought I'd share one with you guys:
I still don't recall what happened but I'm ok. Only a couple of minor scratches and the airbag hit my legs. No one was with me because I was driving in to work. I was definitely preoccupied by the project I'm working on but still... Sigh! DH is a trooper and tried to tell me everything is fine. That's why we have insurance for, he said. I was quite shaken up to say the least. Believe it or not, this is my first auto accident. The last one I had, I was hit by a coworker which totaled my car but this is the first accident that I crashed my car and crashed it bad. I did go on in to work after I called the tow truck, insurance company and body shop. Then I worked again from 10 pm to 2 am last night/this morning. My project is wrapping up and ready to go next week. 
