This parenting thing isn't so hard...
Nov. 29th, 2005 02:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrsbrownSo you've heard about how I haven't gotten anything done lately. It's OK though, I remembered a few days ago that I warned everyone months ago that I wouldn't be up for organising or doing much for at least six weeks after Rosie was born.
Well, it's only been 4 weeks and it appears that I've started organising peoples lives again. Now I just have to progress to cleaning up my loungeroom - as soon as I've caught up on a bit more sleep.
Stomach update - I had another attack last night, which came good about 4-5 hours later. I don't know whether it was the continuous liquied gaviscon I took or just a matter of time. Anyway, I've started taking the rinitadine (stops acid production) again. I guess if I get another attack, we can rule out acid as the cause.
Z managed to go so slowly getting ready for school this morning that by the time he was anywhere near ready it was 11.30am - I can't see the point in going when you're that late, so he's home for the second day running. I'm investigating alternative schools for him - anywhere that you avoid as frequently as he has lately is probably a place you should seriously look at leaving permanently. I think there are no boys in his class that he really clicks with, and certainly he describes spending a lot of his time helping other people when he's already finished the work.
Well, it's only been 4 weeks and it appears that I've started organising peoples lives again. Now I just have to progress to cleaning up my loungeroom - as soon as I've caught up on a bit more sleep.
Stomach update - I had another attack last night, which came good about 4-5 hours later. I don't know whether it was the continuous liquied gaviscon I took or just a matter of time. Anyway, I've started taking the rinitadine (stops acid production) again. I guess if I get another attack, we can rule out acid as the cause.
Z managed to go so slowly getting ready for school this morning that by the time he was anywhere near ready it was 11.30am - I can't see the point in going when you're that late, so he's home for the second day running. I'm investigating alternative schools for him - anywhere that you avoid as frequently as he has lately is probably a place you should seriously look at leaving permanently. I think there are no boys in his class that he really clicks with, and certainly he describes spending a lot of his time helping other people when he's already finished the work.
