I do not envy people who have to make schedules. Things keep coming up: what about this? Who is going to do that? Bah. I am just working on the faith that it will work out in the end. The end is just a day away.
Why does the text seem better in this box than in the microsoft word box? I guess writing little things in Word make the page look mostly empty.
Baby is moving long nicely. I really like my ob/gyn (lady doctor as my former coworkers would say). He is really cool, and I didn't think I would like a male doctor. He wants to check on me every 2 weeks to make sure the little one is growing at a good, healthy rate. I actually don't mind. I would rather go to the doctor every 2 weeks when it is about my child.
I've really wanted fish, cottage cheese, a lollipop, and chocolate milk. Not all at the same time, but separately. I have quelled my cottage cheese, fish, and lollipop craving over the last couple of weeks, but, man, do I ever want some chocolate milk.
I have to miss Micheal's graduation on Saturday because of work, but congrats Micheal. Now you have a worthless degree, just like me. We should form a club. I am trying ever so hard to get this website up, but I am working 40 + hours a week, as is Joel and as soon as I get home I am in a vegetative state, so not a whole lot gets done. I am thinking once the festival is over and things start settling into a routine at my job (like that will ever happen) I will be able to focus a little more. I think I am only going to work part time for a while. I have been mulling it over whether to go for the 40 hours or not, and I think cutting it back would be for the best. I was going to do it after the baby comes anyway, but this way maybe I won't be tired all the time. I think it makes them nervous for me to work 40 hours a week. What was the point I was trying to make? Oh, yeah. I don't envy people who have to make schedules.
Here's an interesting link I found hunting around on the internets. It's called Fall Down Six Times and it is The Worst Case Scenerio. It is amusing at parts and down right frightening in others, but either way, this guy has a point. That is all. Out.