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 Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 4:07 pm
mandatory thread is mandatory.
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 5:10 pm
shandrel gah i am so jealous! our ringing in teh new year, is going home.... and staying there..... sad ANNNDDD i did my three hour gestational diabetes test this morning, and it made me SOO damn sick >.< again.... this is gonna suck, cause my luck is NEVER good, so i bet i have the bloody thing....... i just hope i don;t need to give myself insulin shots every days *sighs* Do you have a family history of diabetes? Or have you been eating a lot of sweets? Sometimes just abusing your pancreas while pregnant can make it LOOK like GD, but after the pregnancy is over, you and the baby will be fine. I had to cut back on things like ice cream (which was one of the few things that didn't cause morning sickness) while I was pregnant, because my family has a history of GD. So instead I ate LOTS of breads and pastas. I've discovered that complex carbs actually stabilize my blood sugar better than anything. ^_^
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ScarletFrost Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 6:29 pm
I hoped they'd have diagnosed me with something when I got pregnant the first time. I gained 150lbs on a "good girl" diet! I didn't even weigh 150 to start with. crying C'est la vie, you know?
At least if they diagnose you, they should be able to do something about it. If they care to. Some medical facilities really seem to be about the money nowadays, instead of actually helping people. Our local emergency room is affectionately called the "chop shop" by people who've gone there. They'll bandage you up and send you home without medication if it's anything short of life threatening. (Not a good policy imo.)
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 7:04 pm
Spooky-Fangula Evena - the kids are 9 at the moment......o.o;; wow ...>.> i just felt old there.
Noooo I doubt you should feel that way. biggrin You're youngggg! biggrin anyways... 9 isnt so bad. xDDD Just kidding. Though it wouldnt really be so bad if you were baking someting with the brandy, I hear all or most of the alcohol gets cooked out or something...
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 7:14 pm
Hm... My New Year's Eve? Staying home and doing the same thing I do every day and night... New Year's day? I'm home alone. As always. My husband decided to take someone's turn for duty... It's 24 hours long. So he will be gone from 7am New Year's day to 7am on the 2nd... ********.... He didn't even ask me before he said yes to it.
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 8:36 pm
Aakosir Hm... My New Year's Eve? Staying home and doing the same thing I do every day and night... New Year's day? I'm home alone. As always. My husband decided to take someone's turn for duty... It's 24 hours long. So he will be gone from 7am New Year's day to 7am on the 2nd... ********.... He didn't even ask me before he said yes to it. Does he get paid extra for working the holiday? I know that Dave normally does, and he doesn't ask me what I want when he can do something for the good of the bank account with less effort than he normally puts forward. He appreciates time-and-a-half, and he loves double-time. LOL
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 8:42 pm
Eltanin Sadachbia Aakosir Hm... My New Year's Eve? Staying home and doing the same thing I do every day and night... New Year's day? I'm home alone. As always. My husband decided to take someone's turn for duty... It's 24 hours long. So he will be gone from 7am New Year's day to 7am on the 2nd... ********.... He didn't even ask me before he said yes to it. Does he get paid extra for working the holiday? I know that Dave normally does, and he doesn't ask me what I want when he can do something for the good of the bank account with less effort than he normally puts forward. He appreciates time-and-a-half, and he loves double-time. LOL
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:04 pm
Aakosir Eltanin Sadachbia Aakosir Hm... My New Year's Eve? Staying home and doing the same thing I do every day and night... New Year's day? I'm home alone. As always. My husband decided to take someone's turn for duty... It's 24 hours long. So he will be gone from 7am New Year's day to 7am on the 2nd... ********.... He didn't even ask me before he said yes to it. Does he get paid extra for working the holiday? I know that Dave normally does, and he doesn't ask me what I want when he can do something for the good of the bank account with less effort than he normally puts forward. He appreciates time-and-a-half, and he loves double-time. LOL Ohh! Well it sounds to me like he is either a really good buddy to one of his good buddies, or he needs a swift kick in the kiester... maybe both.
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:08 pm
You know what!?
They shouldn't put the "EDIT" button right beside the "QUOTE" button.
Sorry in advance if I accidentally add to someone's post when I actually meant to quote them.
So, If I accidentally your post, you can accidentally me. Okay?
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:09 pm
Eltanin Sadachbia Aakosir Eltanin Sadachbia Aakosir Hm... My New Year's Eve? Staying home and doing the same thing I do every day and night... New Year's day? I'm home alone. As always. My husband decided to take someone's turn for duty... It's 24 hours long. So he will be gone from 7am New Year's day to 7am on the 2nd... ********.... He didn't even ask me before he said yes to it. Does he get paid extra for working the holiday? I know that Dave normally does, and he doesn't ask me what I want when he can do something for the good of the bank account with less effort than he normally puts forward. He appreciates time-and-a-half, and he loves double-time. LOL Ohh! Well it sounds to me like he is either a really good buddy to one of his good buddies, or he needs a swift kick in the kiester... maybe both.
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:14 pm
Oh, but Scarlet...
Swift kicks in the a**, if strategically well placed, can go a long way in disabling a person most utterly, using a proportionately minuscule amount of energy on the part of the administrator. LOL
My father, a military man taught me that. wink
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:16 pm
Eltanin Sadachbia Oh, but Scarlet... Swift kicks in the a**, if strategically well placed, can go a long way in disabling a person most utterly, using a proportionately minuscule amount of energy on the part of the administrator. LOL My father, a military man taught me that. wink
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:18 pm
... and if those IOU's are not actually real cards with your husband's buddies' life, medical, and credit history on them, then he might as well be playing the lottery. Verbal agreements aren't what they used to be, and for that matter, neither are written contracts. The only sure thing is blackmail, but I think they frown on that in the military now, don't they?
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:20 pm
I have been away all day. mom's b-day is today, you see. appologies to anyone who missed me.
also, Shan, honey, I hope you're ok. sad we both knew you would get sick, so that isn't realy a shocker... I'm sitting here looking forward to hearing that everything's fine.
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Chieftain Twilight Captain
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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 9:27 pm
Eltanin Sadachbia ... and if those IOU's are not actually real cards with your husband's buddies' life, medical, and credit history on them, then he might as well be playing the lottery. Verbal agreements aren't what they used to be, and for that matter, neither are written contracts. The only sure thing is blackmail, but I think they frown on that in the military now, don't they?
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