38 years today

by Kate on April 26, 2012

Mum & Dad by kehkat
Mum & Dad a photo by kehkat on Flickr.

On this day, way back in 1974, a gorgeous redheaded young girl married a smart young man in a sailor suit. They were my parents, Monica and Michael :)

We kids jokingly call their marriage arranged, as both our grandmothers worked together at the time. My Nana had a son in the Navy looking for a pen pal and my Grandma had a daughter about the same age who could write to him. The rest as they say, is history.

So 38 years, 4 kids and 2 grandkids later, they are still together :)

So here’s to many more years of happiness (and babysit… enjoying your grandchildren!) Mum and Dad, love you!

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Washing day

by Kate on April 22, 2012

I’m really thankful that it’s sunny and warmer today!! With the week of rain, the washing has been piling up, especially all of Sean’s clothing and wraps!

I estimate I’ll do about 5 loads today…

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Smiles and giggles

by Kate on April 21, 2012

The past few days, Sean has really started smiling and giggling…

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Wriggly Sean

by Kate on April 20, 2012

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Waiting rooms

by Kate on April 20, 2012

This morning I had to head to St. George Hospital’s outpatient clinic for a followup consult on my gall bladder surgery.

I ended up dropping Sean off with Mum, seeing as he’s been pretty out of sorts the past few days, there was no reason to have him there and it could potentially have been hours of waiting, plus who knows what he could of picked up. And I was right in doing so! There were over 30 elderly patients as well as plenty of others of varying ages, a lot were coughing and all in different stages of recovery from things. Basically a disease factory for a small person, I utterly detest large waiting rooms!!

I almost panicked when I saw that my appointment time was merely a check-in time. There was a sign stating waiting times of 2 hours, eep! Thankfully I was seen within a few minutes!!!

The surgeon was most happy with my recovery and advised me to avoid fatty and spicy foods which isn’t a problem. My 4 different wounds where they went in will take a bit longer to heal and will be tender for another month or so easily, so I have to be careful carrying my little Sean-monster around in the baby bjorn for long periods. Otherwise I’m good!

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