You just need to take the 10000 ft view (then the font is so small you can’t see this BS).
I used to get data charts with no axes labeled (no label at all). I told them I would flunk them, if it were a junior high science project. Next charts, no labels…
I didn’t bring a warm enough jacket b cause I didn’t want to lug it around later when it hopefully gets warm and I’m shivering. I need more lightweight warm jackets (or even, like, ONE).
I think I’m going to visualize becoming an airplane and make little vroom noises tomorrow as I continue documentation review. Thank you for this one. :3
I am not well at all, and Daisy apparently had some meth. She is crawling around under my bed, chewing on the bedframe and barking. I don’t like my dog today.
Can you get one of your kiddos on the “canine enrichment” FB page and let them go to town entertaining her? Many ideas there. That was a life saver after my surgery with Baby Mayhem aka Lil Pup.
Daisy used her body to get all the dust bunnies out from under the bed, then fell asleep. Her snores shake the bed. She is such an idiot. <3
Yesterday and today I’ve had steady, miserable contractions. Like having a miscarriage or birthing a placenta. I don’t have a uterus any more so I don’t even know what is making this feeling happen, but I don’t love it. I would like it to stop now please.
Is this something the doctors might have insight on? Or is it your body just going “WTF just happened?” in a phantom pain kind of way and just something to be dealt with post surgery?
Ugh, so sorry about that pain I had similar muscle contractions/spasms after an abdominal surgery last year. I assumed it was just the muscles trying to get back to where they were supposed to be, and nerves that were irritated by the surgery itself making their presence known.
Not fun, though, I’ll give you that, and my dog was happy to snooze next to me instead of causing an earthquake under my bed, haha.