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pride_of_erinI just wanted to thank everybody who left messages for me after I posted about my kitty's passing. I'm sorry I didn't reply to you all individually, but your words really were a comfort. So thank you, guys.
I want to post the whole sad story, mostly for myself so I don't forget anything, but it's hard to even think about it without bursting into tears. But it's been a week now, and I'm starting to heal a little. So I guess I'll do it tomorrow.
In happier news - remember my post about my sister, Rebecca, going into labour? Well, a few hours after that she gave birth to a little boy. His name is Drew Jackson and he is beautiful. I actually was at the hospital in time to catch the last five minutes of the birth, so there's something to cross off the 'Life Experiences' list. I mean, I've seen births in documentaries and stuff, but never witnessed one in real life before. Not a side of my sister that I ever wanted to see, but it has confirmed what I already knew - that there is no way hell I ever want to go through that. I'll stick with snuggling the cute little babies and then giving them back to their parents when they start crying.
Oh, and my sister, Eleena, (the mother of my 6-month-old nephew, Flynn?) - well, she's pregnant again already. She's due in January. And given our current breeding rate, I now estimate that by the year 3000, one out of every three people will be a member of my family ;-)
I want to post the whole sad story, mostly for myself so I don't forget anything, but it's hard to even think about it without bursting into tears. But it's been a week now, and I'm starting to heal a little. So I guess I'll do it tomorrow.
In happier news - remember my post about my sister, Rebecca, going into labour? Well, a few hours after that she gave birth to a little boy. His name is Drew Jackson and he is beautiful. I actually was at the hospital in time to catch the last five minutes of the birth, so there's something to cross off the 'Life Experiences' list. I mean, I've seen births in documentaries and stuff, but never witnessed one in real life before. Not a side of my sister that I ever wanted to see, but it has confirmed what I already knew - that there is no way hell I ever want to go through that. I'll stick with snuggling the cute little babies and then giving them back to their parents when they start crying.
Oh, and my sister, Eleena, (the mother of my 6-month-old nephew, Flynn?) - well, she's pregnant again already. She's due in January. And given our current breeding rate, I now estimate that by the year 3000, one out of every three people will be a member of my family ;-)
