A friend and I met at our favorite farm yesterday for some raspberries and blueberries. It was so hot, but we did our pickings, and then got outta there. This weekend we’re celebrating PARKER’S SIXTH BIRTHDAY. I’ll refrain from going on about it now. Anyway, hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Some weekend reading…
Why do people eat at the Times Square Olive Garden?
Get the epidural. (Interesting perspective. I didn’t have one, but I can appreciate some of her points.)
Giant ice cream sandwich cake. Are you serious?
This voiceover for a dog thinking his treats were all given away is so adorable. His face!
I have this robe (though I didn’t get it on sale) and it is amazing. On sale now! Also, this bra. It goes on sale once a year and is the most comfortable bra I’ve ever owned! The reviews speak for themselves.
Like I said the other day, Parker’s been more into space lately. He’d be all over this DIY galaxy slime.
50 nice font combinations. The wanna be graphic designer in me loved this.
This is the dreamiest bathroom. I love the console being used as a sink, and that the door is sourced from Lowes.
Who run the world poster.
What Euron Greyjoy from GOT looks like. The Pacey one is accurate and made me laugh.
See you next week!
The wannabe designer in me loved the font combinations too, haha!
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I didn’t do an epidural with my 3 births because I did not want a needle anywhere near my back. I was pissed about the IV! I didn’t do labor and delivery naturally because I thought it was something to win. Mainly because I am a control freak and not being in control of my own body during a huge thing for me was something I didn’t want to do. LOL! And yes it was painful but you honestly don’t remember that much of the pain after the baby is here!
agreed! not about winning or losing! and while i can see the author’s POV, i’ve never actually encountered a woman so bold/rude before in my life, so sometimes when i read these things or watch these youtube spoofs on mothers at war, i wonder if it’s necessary! (no doubt they are out there. but i haven’t personally experienced judgement from one… same way i’ve never had even the slightest look for nursing in public.)
This pro-epidural article is an interesting juxtaposition to the other post you shared recently by the woman who had a horrible epidural experience with long-time health affects. It is such a personal decision, so I guess it’s good to be informed about both options. I personally had 3 births with no epidurals but I am curious how much more peaceful and more dignified it might have been if I DID have one… lol.
Oh! Fantastic scenario! I have enjoyed this post!