 Oh, what a week! It seems like everything is converging this week to just screw with me! And really it started last week! I don't know what it is, but work has been crazy the last couple of weeks. Just weird depos and then wanting everything NOW! So that wasn't too bad. I'm staying on top of things. I had Monday off (no depo) and was caught up on work enough that I went and ran errands that I don't like doing on the weekends (groceries, bank, etc.) Plus, school started on Monday, too, so there weren't near as many people out and aout as usual. Also, I decided since I knew I had Monday free I'd head up to Frisco and get some new pictures of Hana. The last ones I had were from August 1st. So while technically I had August pictures, I wanted some new ones! She's growing, she's changing, we've got to document this!! LOL
Oh, what a week! It seems like everything is converging this week to just screw with me! And really it started last week! I don't know what it is, but work has been crazy the last couple of weeks. Just weird depos and then wanting everything NOW! So that wasn't too bad. I'm staying on top of things. I had Monday off (no depo) and was caught up on work enough that I went and ran errands that I don't like doing on the weekends (groceries, bank, etc.) Plus, school started on Monday, too, so there weren't near as many people out and aout as usual. Also, I decided since I knew I had Monday free I'd head up to Frisco and get some new pictures of Hana. The last ones I had were from August 1st. So while technically I had August pictures, I wanted some new ones! She's growing, she's changing, we've got to document this!! LOLSo I get up to Frisco and see Hana and Courtney. Hana was being fussy at first and then perked right up. She's now standing on her own. Can just pretty much get to standing without holding on to anything. While I was there, she took a couple of little steps! She's almost there. I'd say within a couple of weeks she's going to be walking. She's already trying to climb out of her "condo." So I had a nice little visit with them and then I headed home. Actually I went by Joann's & Ulta while I was up in Frisco. Got stuff at both places. I love me some Bare Escentuals! I probably have enough for several lifetimes at this point!
Then Tuesday morning started off with a real bang. For some reason I thought/had in my head that my depo started at 9:30. Oh, no. It was 9:00!! When do I realize this?? As I'm loading my stuff into my car at 8:30. Even with NO traffic it's a good 20-25 minute drive to the depo location! So I call and let the attorney know that I'm going to be a little late. He was nice about it, said he was running even further behind than me. I actually got there in good time and was only about 12 minutes late. The attorney showed at 9:35. Had a short depo that finished at 10:10. We had another one in Rockwall. Why the attorney didn't schedule them both for the same place and allow more time, I don't know! So I was on North Central and had to get to Rockwall for a 10:30. That didn't happen, but he wasn't on time either.
I got finished and am in my car heading home around 12:15. As I'm on 635 in Garland I get a call from the Lewisville ISD. Matt got injured on the playground at recess and I'm his emergency contact. Julie was tied up in a depo and George couldn't be reached right then. While the nurse is on the phone with me, they both call her back. Julie couldn't get free and George is on his way. The nurse lets me go before I find out what's happened. Julie calls me in a bit and tells me Matt fell and needs to go to the hospital, that George is on his way, but has to get back to work because his backup is on vacation this week and his boss is out of the office, so George is the "boss" and there's some major mix-up or something going on. I end up meeting George at the hospital. Matt gets an x-ray and he's broken his arm. Not a big bone, but one of the smaller ones on his outer left arm. They set it in a splint and he's going to an orthopedist on Friday (first appointment Julie could get) to get a real cast. Ends up he was being chased by a little girl and she pulled his shirt and then pushed him down. So Matt comes home with me until Julie got out. He was a little trooper. When the nurse said they were going to put a splint on it, he really started crying and yelling, No, No, No, don't split it. He thought they were going to cut it open! He's pretty proud of the arm now. Plus, one of his classmates last year had a broken arm and everybody got to write on the cast. So he's excited about getting a real cast. Crazy kids.
So today my depo ends up being a big bunch of waiting around so they can all talk and settle, but I had to stick around in case they didn't. Then I come home to put the pictures I had taken of Hana on the computer. I get them uploaded and even edit some of them. I get them uploaded into Flickr. Then I'm doing some work and get the dreaded BLUE screen on my computer! It will NOT do anything. It will restart, but always back to the blue screen. So there goes the rest of the afternoon working on it. Luckily I have my laptop (which I'm using now), but I've got to get the desktop fixed. I'm soooo much slower working on my laptop!!
And it's only Wednesday! Hopefully Thursday & Friday will be better. I have a short job tomorrow and then will see about getting the desktop fixed. Then Friday I have an all day job.
Here are the pictures of Hana: 8-25-08 Hana

 
 Last night the opening ceremonies of the Olympics was on.  I, of course, had to watch. I still enjoy watching the Olympics for the most part.  I'm not sure how many others watch the Olympics unless they're aspiring athletes or know someone competing.  The Olympics just don't seem to generate the same hub-bub they did when I was younger.  Granted, when I was younger we didn't have hundreds of TV stations to choose from.  You had your basic four or five stations.  Then once cable came about, we were so far out in the country we didn't have cable.  But then there still were not the options there are today.
Last night the opening ceremonies of the Olympics was on.  I, of course, had to watch. I still enjoy watching the Olympics for the most part.  I'm not sure how many others watch the Olympics unless they're aspiring athletes or know someone competing.  The Olympics just don't seem to generate the same hub-bub they did when I was younger.  Granted, when I was younger we didn't have hundreds of TV stations to choose from.  You had your basic four or five stations.  Then once cable came about, we were so far out in the country we didn't have cable.  But then there still were not the options there are today. 