Yeah, so baby boy has double ear infections. Explains why he doesn't want to be put down and why he only wants to sleep sitting up (on me of course) and why he's so unhappy. *sigh* Poor bug. Hopefully the drugs kick in soon and he starts to feel better.
As far as chore wars goes, so i know everyone else in my group seems to have given up on this, but i'm going to do it anyway. so if any of you check back in, I'm there, trying to get my house back in order after having a sick baby for a while again. woo. and if anyone else wants to join, just lemme know and I'll get you a link.
Seems as though Mr. Grumpy Pants wants me again *surprise* so I'm going to try *again* to get him back to sleep. Fortunately, he's not screaming, just fussing a bit. yay.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Friday Fave Five!
1. Getting my VAIO back.
2. Happy Sumo. It is pricey, but hubbers got a gift card for Christmas, so we decided to have it for dinner on Wednesday. It was sooooo good.
3. Inexpensive PC repair. PC Provo -- if you're in the area and need help with your PC, seriously, they rock. (and you can take dead monitors and computer components to them to be recycled)
4. Not getting pranked on April Fools and choosing not to prank hubby with the "I'm pregnant" gag. I asked hubby today what he would've done, and he said, "I'd've gone straight to the doctor for drugs." ha. He does better when I'm more stable, and hello, pregnancy is the epitome of not stable.
5. Learning to knit. It's actually fun. All I've made are some cotton dishcloths, but after I finish some of my other crocheting projects (I knit and crochet while watching movies with and without hubby), I'm going to do a scarf or something.
And that, my friends, is that.
2. Happy Sumo. It is pricey, but hubbers got a gift card for Christmas, so we decided to have it for dinner on Wednesday. It was sooooo good.
3. Inexpensive PC repair. PC Provo -- if you're in the area and need help with your PC, seriously, they rock. (and you can take dead monitors and computer components to them to be recycled)
4. Not getting pranked on April Fools and choosing not to prank hubby with the "I'm pregnant" gag. I asked hubby today what he would've done, and he said, "I'd've gone straight to the doctor for drugs." ha. He does better when I'm more stable, and hello, pregnancy is the epitome of not stable.
5. Learning to knit. It's actually fun. All I've made are some cotton dishcloths, but after I finish some of my other crocheting projects (I knit and crochet while watching movies with and without hubby), I'm going to do a scarf or something.
And that, my friends, is that.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
What I've been working on...
Just random projects. Keep your eyes peeled for the Easter skirt in a week or so. It's almost done, but I'm making one for me, too!
Kiddo's "Miss Price" school project. She did good and with almost no help from mommy (i just used the glue gun to attach it a little more permanently).
A crochet hook rollup. So nice to have them all in once place and out of the way. The little green pocket holds yarn needles and snaps closed.
An afghan for hubby; finally finished.
Bibs for the baby. He's drooling everywhere and needed something with a waterproof back. I made 9 total, 3 of each pattern.
Kiddo's "Miss Price" school project. She did good and with almost no help from mommy (i just used the glue gun to attach it a little more permanently).
A crochet hook rollup. So nice to have them all in once place and out of the way. The little green pocket holds yarn needles and snaps closed.
An afghan for hubby; finally finished.
Bibs for the baby. He's drooling everywhere and needed something with a waterproof back. I made 9 total, 3 of each pattern.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
So, viruses suck
And I don't just mean of the human variety.
For those not in the know, my laptop (y'know, the one hubby bought me for christmas, the really nice VAIO) got a trojan Monday. It is currently living at the PC hospickle. The PC doctor says it has a very nasty virus that doesn't want to leave the host, so it's still there.
I kinda figured that, when antivirus AND spyware couldn't get rid of it.
Bah.
So, I went and bought a little Acer Aspire One, because it has XP on it and I need XP for work. My mommy has one, too, but hers is pink, so it's better than mine. I like it just fine and got it to sync to a normal monitor, so I don't go blind using it. BUT it doesn't have enough memory to run everything I need for work and one of the USB ports on mine is faulty, so as soon as the VAIO gets home from the hospickle, it's going back.
Then I'm going to have support at work build me a PC there and rent it from them and just have the VAIO for backup at work ... and be able to write and game and stuff just on the VAIO. woohoo!
(did I say VAIO enough in this post?)
For those not in the know, my laptop (y'know, the one hubby bought me for christmas, the really nice VAIO) got a trojan Monday. It is currently living at the PC hospickle. The PC doctor says it has a very nasty virus that doesn't want to leave the host, so it's still there.
I kinda figured that, when antivirus AND spyware couldn't get rid of it.
Bah.
So, I went and bought a little Acer Aspire One, because it has XP on it and I need XP for work. My mommy has one, too, but hers is pink, so it's better than mine. I like it just fine and got it to sync to a normal monitor, so I don't go blind using it. BUT it doesn't have enough memory to run everything I need for work and one of the USB ports on mine is faulty, so as soon as the VAIO gets home from the hospickle, it's going back.
Then I'm going to have support at work build me a PC there and rent it from them and just have the VAIO for backup at work ... and be able to write and game and stuff just on the VAIO. woohoo!
(did I say VAIO enough in this post?)
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