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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    hi girls,

    I have been working p/t for a few months now and it has been quite a good balance. I get really frustrated that I am pretty much doing what I did when I left, but that is only for another 7 weeks.. I am then going to look for something closer to home and less stressfull. Maybe even checkout operator.. As long as it isn't fast food, I am not too fussed. Oh how priorities have changed. Even a month before I had Kimmy, I said I would go back full time, but not now, no way..

    As for #2, we decided that since I'm not going back to work full time that we would like another one next year.. So maybe later this year, there might be some news.

    Mothers day was nice, and I actually had all the mothers here at my place (mum, MIL, SIL and grandmother) as we too had a christening. As somebody else posted, really seemed like the time!! My brother even flew in from WA at midnight on Saturday night, so for the 1st time since our wedding 4 and 1/2 years ago, my side of the family was all together..

    Kimmy's top teeth are taking forever.. They have been trying for the last week, but just won't break the surface.. Ah well.. DH is taking her for her injections tomorrow. I am working and was only joking when I said he had to make up for the last 2, but he's doing it so I'm not complaining. Might just have to come home early if it gets too much for him!! I am feeling blah as I had the flu needle yesterday and now have a head cold..

    On a brighter note, she is now sitting on her own.. Is fine while she is playing or has a distraction, but as soon as she concentrates, she topples over.. very funny to watch!!

    Think that's me done, am off to finish my lemon drink and go to bed..

  2. #2
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    Dec 2007
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    oops, I also forgot to add, that I am glad you all enjoyed mothers day.. It is so nice to have a day about us!!

    take care all..

  3. #3
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    Hey Heather,
    Caden's top teeth have taken 4 weeks from initial pain and inflammation until now where the top left has finally cut through. I expect the other to come any day also, as that is so close to cutting it is visible through his skin. He too sits by himself, but is not reliable enough for me to leave him without pillows scattered around.

    Took him for his 6 month (oops a bit late ) injections today. VERY VERY grizzly, teething and extremely overtired, so not a good day for us.

    Hope all is going well for mums and bubs out there!

  4. #4
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    Jun 2007
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    Just a quick one we are about to go out just waiting for DH to get out of shower....we are going to be late

    Molly has finally started to enjoy solids and is crying when she finishes them. I am still very apprehensive about how much to give her as she has only been interested the last 2 days or so but today she has had 2 meals. She has not cut back on any feeds though and is having still 6 a day. It's funny all the stress with her gaining weight in the first 4 months and in the last 2 she has put on 2kg. She really is filling out. DH thinks she is too chubby (of course she isnt) so i cant win. She is up to 6.7kg but still not very long.

    DB i hope tomo is a better day for you and Caden isnt too grumpy for too long after his needles. I cant believe all the teeth we havent any yet so all the fun is yet to come.

    Heather- how did Kimmy go with her needles? Well i hope. What line of work are you in now?

    Ok DH is ready gotta run.

  5. #5
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    Dec 2007
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    Hi all,

    Dragonbub, I know the feeling of teething and needles.. We got 2 teeth the day of 4 months injections.. But IMO it was better to have all the grizzles in 1 or 2 days. Hope he feeling a little better tomorrow for you!

    Well we didn't get injections today and I didn't get to work. Kimmy was really grumpy this morning and DH was a bit worried about having her on his own in that state, so much to work's digust I stayed home. I went with DH to GP but poor little Kimmy was too sick, and we didn't even realise that she was that unwell. I thought it was the teeth till we heard her wheezing. She had a temp of 37.6, rapid heartbeat and a wheezy chest, so instead of injections we walked away with anti-biotics. and instrctions that if she gets any more negative signs, off to the hospital..

    I feel really bad that she was that unwell and we didn't notice. She was a little grumpy, but still playing, laughing and squealing and rolling. The temp didn't feel that high, and she is often wheezy 1st thing in the morning and evening when it is really cool. Maybe I am too relaxed?

    The anti-biotics have started to kick in, so hoping for a reasonably good night. Just glad that if it had to happen, it happened on DH's weekend off as I'm not feeling too good myself..

    Anyhow, off to bed now.. talk again soon.

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    Hey Heather,
    dont feel bad about her being sick and you not noticing. They are the professionals after all, and are meant to know when babies are sick! Rest assured that if she was more sick, you would have noticed and taken action. Caden sometimes feels hot but is normal temp, so it is so hard to tell. I am always checking his temp, as he always seems to have a hot head, but is rarely running a fever. I am sure the opposite can occur as well...

    As for injections, they went ok. I hate the screaming and have this primal urge to biff the nurse, grab him and run out of there! Must fight the urge, not conducive to good nurse-patient relations, LOL.

    Gotta go, boy crying,

  7. #7
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    Jun 2007
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    Heather- Sorry to hear that Kimmy has been so unwell. Dont worry you didnt notice i'm sure you would have picked it up if she got any worse, i can put my DD1 to bed thinking she is ok and get up in the night to a 40 degree temp and an asthma attack end up with hosy and think "but she was fine all day" I hope she is feeling much better and you too

    DB your quote- "As for injections, they went ok. I hate the screaming and have this primal urge to biff the nurse, grab him and run out of there! Must fight the urge, not conducive to good nurse-patient relations, LOL."
    Had to laugh at this its very true

    We are doing well no complaints here at the moment. Still nothing major to tell- no teeth, no rolling (well the odd fluke) jsut the starting of solids. So far we have tried Rice Cereal, Apple, Pear and Sweet Potato and so far she has loved them all esp the fruit. I have bought lots a vegies today so i can get cooking and freezing. I forgot how much time i used to spend doing it for DD1 but its slowly coming back. Had a bit of a grumpy baby this arvo and i dont know why but i guess she is allowed to have days like that i do! Her cheeks have been rosy and her NR has flared up again so maybe her teeth are moving again. Well thats it from me time to go watch the box with DH before bed.

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