The Breast of Humanity
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
I am so sick and tired of being around. Do you know what I mean? Like, someone always expects you to be there so they can walk all over you when ever they feel like it just because they feel like going out. I just wish I wasn't around (I don't mean like being dead, I just mean being unavailable sometimes), or I had something to do, anything.
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Most recent really exciting news.....
I keep forgetting to tell every body about my most recent really exciting news.... (pause for breath)..... I saw my very first pileated woodpecker three Sundays ago. Isn't that exciting?!?!? Also, last Sunday, on the way to church, a quail ran across the road! Isn't that a cute picture?! I didn't hit it, it was running to fast for me to get to it on time.Tuesday, April 11, 2006
My letter to Heather Armstrong
My letter to Heather Armstrong (aka dooce):Dear Heather,
I have always wanted to email you, I have just never wanted to seem like one of the crazy stalker-like fans you have out here on the net. I have been reading your blog for a little over a year. I even have a link to your blog on mine. The reason I finally felt it was necessary to let you know of my presence (although stalker-like it may seem), was because last night I had a dream about you. I have a son who is exactly one day shy of being one month older than Leta, and I am currently 32 weeks pregnant with what I fondly refer to as “Number Two”. In my dream I went into labor at my OB’s appointment (which is today), and guess who was my OB? Yes, it was you! You directed me to a small white room where even the odd antique looking wrought iron bed was painted white. Other than the bed the only thing in the room was a small white counter top with a white sink set in it. You had me lay on the bed and “assume the position”, and then you proceeded to whip out a steak knife and a meat cleaver and drive them both point side down into the bed. I asked what they were for and you said that they were for the umbilical cord. As always happens in dreams, things went very fast from that point to when I had a completely clean and very, very fat Asian looking child in my arms, unfortunately I am not Asian. You took photos of us, with your still bloody hands dripping all over the pure white of the room. That was pretty much all of the dream. I hope this has brightened your day, knowing that although it hasn’t even happened yet, you were involved in the birth of a non-Asian stranger’s Asian baby. Have a nice day!