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I am feeling better and started my exercise routine back up this morning, which felt really good. I jogged ( my knees do not like running) 4 miles and stretched after that. It felt good to have those endorphins flowing again!
I've been cuddling with Henry a lot this week.
At school, I am learning many new things. Most exciting, I am learning to give injections and calculate dosages; assist with minor surgery, and do EKG. Medication is my new favourite subject. Doing an intramuscular injection is almost like throwing darts. On Monday I talked with my teachers and vented about UW. It felt good to vent, and it also made me see that the school might not have been the best fit. I am not saying that because of the inevitable outcome; I am saying that after spending a whole weekend trying to figure out why I was so sad about it and could not come up with a viable answer.
I am housesitting/ dogsitting in Ballard, starting this Sunday. The house is close to all the local shops, a park, my school, and best of all they have a hot tub. There is a nosy neighbor across the street that likes to spy on whoever is housesitting, which is creepy. I told Laura that I was having guests over at some point so the old man would leave us alone. Maybe I'll go hot tubbing naked just to shock the living hell out of him. The dog, Buddy, is a lab-chow mix and is very, very cute. he has a curly tail and his ears stick straight up.
My baby turned 14 on Monday! I still cannot believe that he is that old. I can still remember the labor, the birth, the basket he slept in, the sleepless nights, the first diaper I changed in my life EVER 2 days after he was born, etc. etc. Those memories are still vivid and clear. As I told Matt, Theo is best thing that has ever happened to me; being a mother is something I don't write about too often anymore...I guess for me it is personal and I hold those feelings close and don't share for some reason. I Love you Theo!
I've been cuddling with Henry a lot this week.
At school, I am learning many new things. Most exciting, I am learning to give injections and calculate dosages; assist with minor surgery, and do EKG. Medication is my new favourite subject. Doing an intramuscular injection is almost like throwing darts. On Monday I talked with my teachers and vented about UW. It felt good to vent, and it also made me see that the school might not have been the best fit. I am not saying that because of the inevitable outcome; I am saying that after spending a whole weekend trying to figure out why I was so sad about it and could not come up with a viable answer.
I am housesitting/ dogsitting in Ballard, starting this Sunday. The house is close to all the local shops, a park, my school, and best of all they have a hot tub. There is a nosy neighbor across the street that likes to spy on whoever is housesitting, which is creepy. I told Laura that I was having guests over at some point so the old man would leave us alone. Maybe I'll go hot tubbing naked just to shock the living hell out of him. The dog, Buddy, is a lab-chow mix and is very, very cute. he has a curly tail and his ears stick straight up.
My baby turned 14 on Monday! I still cannot believe that he is that old. I can still remember the labor, the birth, the basket he slept in, the sleepless nights, the first diaper I changed in my life EVER 2 days after he was born, etc. etc. Those memories are still vivid and clear. As I told Matt, Theo is best thing that has ever happened to me; being a mother is something I don't write about too often anymore...I guess for me it is personal and I hold those feelings close and don't share for some reason. I Love you Theo!