so much

[babycatcher33]

In the past six days I have only been at home for one full day.

I've travelled nearly 3000 km.
...unpacked my suitcase twice.

...been interviewed for the two biggest newspapers in our province.

...been introduced as part of a delegation in our legislative assembly.

...met with government policy makers and politicians about improving accessibility to

Comments

[lululily]

Oh Charlotte. Be still my heart. I can picture that so clearly. From Lily, the enunciation would be on the word "pamper". I laugh because it's true.

I hope you enjoy a well-needed rest tonight. And I hope you'll share those newspaper articles with us!

[babycatcher33]

oh yes, enunciation on the PAM-perrrr ;-)

[mandella0021]

rest up busy mama!!

[babycatcher33]

Thanks, I'm hoping to....

[birthingway]

I thought of you all day yesterday and today.

I know that it wasn't easy for you, but you did it, and some day the women of Saskatchewan will be in your debt, whether they know it or not.

I am also very proud of you, Janice.

[babycatcher33]

As in most situations, the reality isn't as bad as anticipated but it's still not something I'm anxious to do very often. I'm glad to do all I can to help get midwifery more available here and hopefully it will benefit me eventually as well!

[tinahenry4]

What a beautiful post! :-)

[babycatcher33]

:-)

[lomoca]

Busy!!!!!!!!! But scandal... what?

[babycatcher33]

The Minister of Health lied about consulting the privacy commissioner about changes he wanted to make to the privacy act. He didn't consult at all, then tried to back pedal his way out of it. The fact that a politician lied isn't breaking news, but that he was caught in it and then they had to vote to decide if they'd give him the boot or not...was told by the press and MLA's that something like this hadn't happened in almost 30 years.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/saskatchewan/story/2010/05/04/sk-health-minister-legislature-ndp1054.html