It might be gallbladder, which you'll want to check into. Always be safe!

Thanks Hata~! <3 I hope to hear back from the lawyer, and I'll be calling the pediatrician incessantly today as they haven't called back yet. Two days of one call each was polite enough, soooo...

Yah if I don't get better here shortly I'll waddle my way up there...I just hate dealing with doctors, and paper trails. All I want is to start feeling more normal. :>

I'm waiting to hear back on mine to see if I need any testing for the coliform thing, but I imagine I'm fine. I think my sick feeling from this morning is from last night's Subway.

I have a million and one errands to run today, meh. And laundry. And class. Do not want anything. T__T

I called the pediatrician to see if she needed testing. I wasn't going to subject a 14 month old to a blood draw unless it was necessary. She's not showing symptoms, so she's fine. :)

me too!

It's tiring, but like you say, worth it. I don't have a problem with the concept of commuting. I just hate the winters here. Accidents. Poorly plowed roads. We're very rural here, so cheapest bid always wins out in the town plowing.

Oh jeez Chi...Lots to talk about right now.

Think we may be moving our trailer onto our parent's land now, if we can get all the praticulars sorted out. It would be nice so we can spend more family time, but it will also mean Aaron will need to find new work. We know he won't make nearly as much as he does now, but we will also be free of having to pay any more lot rent, and we're hoping to somehow get the house paid off so there wouldn't be any house payments left either. Fingers crossed...fingers crossed...

Are you moving to help your mom out? Or are you moving for the cheaper costs of living? Aaron is/was already being laid off, right? So the job search wouldn't be too bad, as he'd have to do it anyway?

They are pretty harsh, but it is what it is. :lol:

It's kind of a combination of both, and realizing my parents aren't getting any younger. They're getting by after Joe's death, but I can tell they will never be the same again. It was really hard leaving my mom today, in tears. She said she really appreciated having us there and it meant the world to her. With my brother's death, it's broken her spirit...but it's also broken that wall between us. She doesn't seem to have that harsh exterior and willingness to fight me over petty crap, but at that same time she's really vulnerable and stressed. She must of been smoking a pack a day while we were up there, and numerous times I caught her staring out into the distance forlornly and/or crying.

I'm at the verge of crying just thinking about it...

At the same time Aaron seems pretty stressed out. He understands there is A LOT of work ahead of us, but at the same time he says he's looking at the chance to redefine himself. He's got plans for how he wants to expand the farm both agriculturally and animal wise. Pam absolutely loves it out there, with all the animals. Tristan could care less either way, as long as he has access to an xbox. I'm looking forward to it. Our standard of living will change as I know Aaron will not make as much as he is now when he is working, but the nice thing about my job is it easily moves with me.

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I think with this move the major factor with it is I'm willingly moving back, as opposed to before where I hadn't the choice. Also, I'm bringing Aaron with me and he has been very much my rock through these hard times and our relationship has really changed me for the better. Not only that, but my relationship with my kids. You know the more I think about it, the more once things settle down and money isn't as tight (as the kids grow up, and there's no more child support) I really, truly would like to look into adoption. I almost want to find an older child who has had a hard life, and is really wanting a chance to have a shot at 'normalcy' and a family. I look at Pam for example and she seems so much more grown up for her age and I think A LOT of it is the fact that she's had to go through crap a child shouldn't have to. She has a very much different attitude about life than I did as a child, and she seems to be so much less selfish than I was at her age. I think me living in my bubble at that time had no idea what others were going through to appreciate what I had.

I second that. Sometimes change is scary, and sometimes getting through it makes for a better life.

Do you have a Sleepy Time you'd be willing to sell?

Are you selling some December 2011 CIs?

@Cert
No, sorry. :)

@Zig
As none have been sold since September I'm wondering how rare they are. Did you have an offer in mind?

You mentioned that you usually sell your CIs for the highest marketplace value so I was thinking 3,500 gold...

Nevermind actually... ^^;

zigbigadorlube:
Sorry, my thread notifications messed up on me. :gonk:

Ah, I was wondering what was up. ^^;