Back to the Grind
Life is speeding along.....worked all weekend, got up early this am and had a "quad scale" which is a seriously deep cleaning that requires numbing the mouth (ouch). Had a nice evening at work training a new lead nurse, and came home to spend some time with John prior to bedtime.
Joe is going to school tomorrow. John is home because the alignment that they did a few weeks ago needed some adjusting, and they ordered the wrong part. He's infuriated but we are hoping to not have to pay any additional labor costs (we did get new tires because he needed them) because of the snafu and unapologetic response from Sears Auto Center. We plan to go grocery shopping while Joe is at school, and clean a little.
The rest of the week is unexciting... off Wed, working Thursday, Curiosa festival on Friday and off the weekend. We have much to get done, and so little time to do it.
Oh, and my OB Glucose was high, meaning I'm having Gestational Diabetes again. Hopefully it will be diet-controlled again. The upside is that they will likely schedule my c-section earlier because of the size of the baby, which tends to be larger in diabetic moms. Let's keep our fingers crossed for early October! :)
Joe is going to school tomorrow. John is home because the alignment that they did a few weeks ago needed some adjusting, and they ordered the wrong part. He's infuriated but we are hoping to not have to pay any additional labor costs (we did get new tires because he needed them) because of the snafu and unapologetic response from Sears Auto Center. We plan to go grocery shopping while Joe is at school, and clean a little.
The rest of the week is unexciting... off Wed, working Thursday, Curiosa festival on Friday and off the weekend. We have much to get done, and so little time to do it.
Oh, and my OB Glucose was high, meaning I'm having Gestational Diabetes again. Hopefully it will be diet-controlled again. The upside is that they will likely schedule my c-section earlier because of the size of the baby, which tends to be larger in diabetic moms. Let's keep our fingers crossed for early October! :)