Words For Snow words for snow Tastes Like Lime Jello - Feels Like Love
« Previous | Main | Archives | Next »
wow!
November 25, 2006 / 05:32 PM

I’m really excited about the Christmas season this year, although I know it is still over Josie’s head. Holidays are more fun when seen through the eyes of a baby. There are already wrapped gifts in the house, and Josie has taken to pointing at them and saying one of her few real words- "wow!" It’s pretty cool to see Christmas again this way. Wow!

The transition of having a new partner has been rather hard on me. I suppose this last year I have been doing what I always do, survive until an event I have determined will make things better. And like every previous time I have done this the transition has been rough. Things are still busy and tiring, and aren’t magically perfect- and why this surprises me I have no idea. I’m a dork. It will get better, it will just take time. My work angst may also be related to the fact that I am yet again passing a kidney stone. The shot of anti-inflammatory pain medicine that enables me to continue to see patients is large enough that it has to be given in the butt- so for you keeping track at home, that is now four needles that have been inserted into my posterior in the past week. Between this, and the months I spent using a breast pump in the semi-privacy of an office without a locking door, I don’t think there is anyone I work with who has not seen me in a state of undress.

Posted by: Suzie
File under: is there a doctor in the house?
Trackback

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.wordsforsnow.org/mt/mt-tb.cgi/4626

Comments

Oh Suzie, I am sorry you have the kidney stone. I do now remember you mentioning it before. I hope you feel better soon. I can just picture Josie saying, "Wow". Bless you...

Posted by Trace
November 25, 2006 11:26 PM

Wow! T+A in the work place? Sign me up! (Somehow, I don't think it was all that glamorous...)

Hope you feel better soon. The next few years at Josie's age is the bestest time for Christmas next to when you were a little kid (maybe even better than that).

Posted by Solonor
November 26, 2006 08:28 AM

Oh, sorry about the kidney stone. Ouch. I can top you on the pumping location though - I pumped until my kid was a year - in a cubicle. I'm a lurker who rarely comments - I like your blog and your sensibility. Thank you.

Posted by maggie
November 26, 2006 09:44 AM

Eeek! You have a kidney stone, and you're still working?! You must be one tough cookie....not to mention, extremely dedicated to your work! Wow!
I hope the stone passes quickly so you can feel better soon. ((hugs))

Posted by DogsDontPurr
November 27, 2006 06:31 PM

dKMazw nqhoqilfkkfp, [url=http://zidiydrbevqv.com/]zidiydrbevqv[/url], [link=http://yvtjqaznvdxd.com/]yvtjqaznvdxd[/link], http://ihfjnvbrlgia.com/

Posted by uxwpfobwbrc
December 31, 2009 08:13 AM

LETzii fresewntvzpg, [url=http://pupnsbgcydaz.com/]pupnsbgcydaz[/url], [link=http://jzcamdhjnhxm.com/]jzcamdhjnhxm[/link], http://szpyomcsawub.com/

Posted by zauclrvazwo
May 3, 2010 03:46 AM


Post a comment




Remember me?








Where is she now? Facebook Flickr
Where is he now? Smallgrove Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Still living in the past? WFS Archives

Pittsburgh Webloggers
Color Selector Color Selector
Photos from flickr
336699993300663366cc6600999966666666666633009999003366336600