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Rob and I got about 4 hours each last night, well-distributed. Emer's temperature is down a bit today but her cough is up.
I posted two small packets to the US of A, one huge empty box to our meat delivery people (they re-use all their packaging), and a fairly sizable sack to Ireland, with accompanying discussion on "Southern Ireland" with the postie, a nice brown Sikh with some sort of Southern English accent. I find regional English accents hard to place unless they're the commonly used for comic effect ones. He decided, when offered a range of not-incorrect ways to say it, that "just Ireland" is probably easiest.
I also took Emer to the doctor, who says she's getting more than her fair share of the things that are going around but that it's clearly not doing her any harm (except that she hates a cold stethascope [sp? I've changed that several times and lj always says it's wrong]).
And went grocery shopping.
And took Linnea to her nursery.
And am trying hard not to engage in an online argument with someone who has never had a really bad period. "Nothing like labour pain" indeed. Can we all say "Subjective," boys and girls?
I posted two small packets to the US of A, one huge empty box to our meat delivery people (they re-use all their packaging), and a fairly sizable sack to Ireland, with accompanying discussion on "Southern Ireland" with the postie, a nice brown Sikh with some sort of Southern English accent. I find regional English accents hard to place unless they're the commonly used for comic effect ones. He decided, when offered a range of not-incorrect ways to say it, that "just Ireland" is probably easiest.
I also took Emer to the doctor, who says she's getting more than her fair share of the things that are going around but that it's clearly not doing her any harm (except that she hates a cold stethascope [sp? I've changed that several times and lj always says it's wrong]).
And went grocery shopping.
And took Linnea to her nursery.
And am trying hard not to engage in an online argument with someone who has never had a really bad period. "Nothing like labour pain" indeed. Can we all say "Subjective," boys and girls?