When I was living in Spokane, I had a Nokia cell phone, it was pretty simple, nothing fancy, but I got decent reception and it was pretty sturdy, however I had a VERY local plan at the time. My mom has a larger calling area than I did and her Nokia phone workseverywhere. After looking at this Nokia website, I see a lot of them are getting much fancier than they were before.
I am seriously thinking of firing my doctor and choosing a new primary care doctor. It has been two months and I STILL do not have the referral I asked for 2 months ago, and I am starting to doubt it was ever submitted. I am calling my doctor’s office on Monday, and if he has not submitted the referral by Friday, I will be seeking a new doctor. I am not paying him to ignore my concerns and question my nursing relationship with my son. Not to mention of the concerns I had, more than half of them were ignored or unanswered.
Chances are I will still end up finding a new primary, but I want to give this one the chance to do what he told me he was doing. I think it would be faster to go this route.
In a world, not so far away, there was a website that connected people seeking talent for voice overs, and those who wish to make voice overs in a union that can only be described as ‘true love’.
So, Voice123.com has some incredible news, they will soon be releasing v2.0 and have created a very nice (and funny) video trailer you should check out.
Poor Terri, I kept bugging her last night to watch some (2,000+) clips of vintage Sesame Street. I loved S.S. as a kid, I still love watching it with my own kids when they were little. Matthew and I watch Sesame Street (aka ‘Ehhh-mohhh’) every morning after breakfast and I think I enjoy it as much as Matthew does, especially the vintage clips from the 70′s and 80′s that I remember as a kid. When Bobby came in this morning to wake me up he asked what I was doing up so late (4:30am) last night and I started singing “1 2 3 4 5 – 6 7 8 9 10″ and he joined in and said “11 12″.
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My whole purpose of looking on YouTube for these videos was to find a video called ABC’S of the Swamp, all I could find is the lyrics.
Oh, and I was also obsessing over these Rube Goldberg Machines that were really interesting.
Me: Heather, thirty-something mama to five wild kiddos. With such a broad age range, I can easily be nursing a baby while helping with Algebra homework. If I ever get spare time, I enjoy technology, knitting, reading, and just hanging out with my kiddos.
Bobby, my best friend and partner in crime for all of my adult life. Ex soldier, turned computer geek, he's traveled the world and then some. Truly an awesome husband, and dad, even when he is almost 7,000 miles away.
Christopher - 13. My professor, he always has a fact ready for any situation. Christopher loves math and science and is especially interested in the weather. Christopher loves to get lost between the pages of a good book.
Matthew - 6. My silly little jester. Matthew can make anyone laugh with the hilarious things he says and does. We are easily amused with his "Matthewisms", even as a baby his timing was impeccable.
Sophia - 3. The princess. With 4 brothers, it is easy to see why Sophie is such a diva, but behind all her drama, she is genuinely the sweetest kid I know. She is quick with a hug or an "I love you" and touches everyone she meets with kind words and a smile that lights up a room.
Liam, born 12/28/10. The n00b. Our 5th and final. Lovingly nicknamed "Mr. Grabbyhands", and about 300 other nicknames. Liam is easy going, laid back, cuddly, and sweet.