Babies, students, and bad pyuters
Tom's laptop was in the shop getting some much-needed space clearing and troubleshooting. We didn't have the pyuter for four days, and it was hellish! I can't check email or lj (or anything good, for that matter) at work due to the serious filters that are in place to protect the kiddies. I broke down and went to the library on Wednesday just to check email. It's looking like Tom will have to replace the hard drive though, so if I'm not active for a while, you know what's going on.
Speaking of things going on, we are surrounded by babies. They are everywhere.
First, we visited with Gage, the giant four-month-old, a couple weeks ago.
He's like a sack of flour - 18 pounds! Quite the bruiser. A few days after that visit, my cousin Juile gave birth to twins, Ethan and Emily.
Emily's on the left, Ethan's on the right. They are tiny little peanuts. Ethan is the heavyweight at 6 pounds, and Emily is five pounds. Ethan's a pretty good eater, but Emily would much rather sleep than do anything else.
Ethan basically zonks out, eats, and then sleeps some more.
Emily shakes her fist at you for waking her up. My cousin Joe's wife is also pregnant, and due in March. Her sister is also pregnant, and due in May. We are swimming in babies.
He's like a sack of flour - 18 pounds! Quite the bruiser. A few days after that visit, my cousin Juile gave birth to twins, Ethan and Emily.
Emily's on the left, Ethan's on the right. They are tiny little peanuts. Ethan is the heavyweight at 6 pounds, and Emily is five pounds. Ethan's a pretty good eater, but Emily would much rather sleep than do anything else.
Ethan basically zonks out, eats, and then sleeps some more.
Emily shakes her fist at you for waking her up. My cousin Joe's wife is also pregnant, and due in March. Her sister is also pregnant, and due in May. We are swimming in babies.