I would love to say that all i would need would be oh_chris and a knife, but i would wind up using one on the other at some point, I'm sure. We don't do well spending 24 hours a day together. Being ever the pragmatist at heart, I think maybe the guy who does Survivorman, but I definitely would still want some type of Leatherman/knife jobby. If it were purely for the entertainment value, and I could have anyone alive or dead, I would probably choose Dick Feynman, because I don't think I would EVER get bored talking to him, and I'd probably learn a little physics in the process
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Wow, I wish this question was easier to answer. Well, the short answer to the second one is "yes", with a month's notice. :)
As for whether or not we plan to, well, we've talked about it. I know Chris wants a girl, which is something we've discussed quite a bit. I don't care about gender; I just would love to actually be there for all the things we missed with John. I've missed WAY too much of his childhood, and I don't want to do that to another kid. At the same time, I fear greatly that I would alienate the son I already have by ... well, trying again. I fear that he will think that I didn't love him enough, or that I didn't want him. I don't know how he'd respond, and so I'm terrified of losing him that I don't want to even explore the option at this point (not to mention not being in a very good place financially or emotionally to be trying right now). So, maybe when he's older... which at least still gives me time, since I had him so early...
no... I don't know that I have a good story. The short form is that I was looking over Chris's shoulder one day at his former place of work, and he was exploring e2, and he tried to explain it to me, but I didn't get it. So I went, and I still didn't get it right away, and so I pushed it away at first.
I wound up playing around for a while, and when Chris really started to get into it, I started getting a little more interested. When I finally found something to say, I was a little let down at the response I didn't get. (I have a very large ego about some things, you see, and I seemed to think that a hidden writeup on a years-old topic would get noticed. I was obviously wrong, but at least it didn't get killed...) But I started reading more, and I started finding more things that needed to be written, and I started getting more into the community.
And then I met you guys for the first time. cobie, and m0xiee, and jennoa, and you. (Well, and about 60 others.) And that's when I was really sold. I was just thrilled to find a
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I'm answering question 2 first. Last quarter was an astounding success. I had 16 A's. :) My group last quarter was interesting, and dynamic, and maybe a little TOO open. This quarter's going to be interesting, I think. It's going to take some work to get these guys out of their shells, but I think I'm up to the challenge
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And then, one night, my back started to hurt. A LOT. I felt like something was kicking me in the kidneys, OVER and OVER and OVER. I thought I was going to die. I thought my kidneys were exploding. I thought my spine was going to pop out of my body. I started bleeding ever so slightly -- it might've been because I kept trying to go to the bathroom, so I was a little raw, but I didn't know, and since I didn't think much of it, I didn't say anything
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Okay okay back up. As much as I love you, Jen, I've apparently missed something big. Your son was adopted by your mom and dad? What's the story there? Spill it, sistah!
yeah. When I had John, I had just turned 18 two days before. I was TOTALLY not ready for a kid. Chris was still in school -- he didn't even know that John had been born for a few days. As soon as I saw him, like I said, my heart swelled and broke at the same time. I was totally in love with him, but I knew there was no way in hell I could care for him. I couldn't even care for myself. I was terrified of the outside world -- how the hell could I possibly show a child how it was supposed to work
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Also tell us the person you'd be least likely to bring with you and why.
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I would love to say that all i would need would be oh_chris and a knife, but i would wind up using one on the other at some point, I'm sure. We don't do well spending 24 hours a day together. Being ever the pragmatist at heart, I think maybe the guy who does Survivorman, but I definitely would still want some type of Leatherman/knife jobby. If it were purely for the entertainment value, and I could have anyone alive or dead, I would probably choose Dick Feynman, because I don't think I would EVER get bored talking to him, and I'd probably learn a little physics in the process ( ... )
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As for whether or not we plan to, well, we've talked about it. I know Chris wants a girl, which is something we've discussed quite a bit. I don't care about gender; I just would love to actually be there for all the things we missed with John. I've missed WAY too much of his childhood, and I don't want to do that to another kid. At the same time, I fear greatly that I would alienate the son I already have by ... well, trying again. I fear that he will think that I didn't love him enough, or that I didn't want him. I don't know how he'd respond, and so I'm terrified of losing him that I don't want to even explore the option at this point (not to mention not being in a very good place financially or emotionally to be trying right now). So, maybe when he's older... which at least still gives me time, since I had him so early...
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no... I don't know that I have a good story. The short form is that I was looking over Chris's shoulder one day at his former place of work, and he was exploring e2, and he tried to explain it to me, but I didn't get it. So I went, and I still didn't get it right away, and so I pushed it away at first.
I wound up playing around for a while, and when Chris really started to get into it, I started getting a little more interested. When I finally found something to say, I was a little let down at the response I didn't get. (I have a very large ego about some things, you see, and I seemed to think that a hidden writeup on a years-old topic would get noticed. I was obviously wrong, but at least it didn't get killed...) But I started reading more, and I started finding more things that needed to be written, and I started getting more into the community.
And then I met you guys for the first time. cobie, and m0xiee, and jennoa, and you. (Well, and about 60 others.) And that's when I was really sold. I was just thrilled to find a ( ... )
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Also, how did your human sexuality class go?
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Geesh. Don't you know anything about Jen?
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Dancing, schmancing...
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