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Oh man, I have not posted in forever. Sorry about that. Baby continues cute. Life continues busy. I can no longer use the computer as much during nursing because if I type at all, Drew refocuses on the computer instead of on food. :P
I had a complete freakout this morning but all is okay. Scott was heading out with Drew when I heard a crash from downstairs, as of something large falling. I yelled out "You okay?" No reply, but sound does not always carry well, so I was only slightly nervous as I headed downstairs to check. As I come down the stairs I hear Scott asking Drew "are you okay?" and freak.
What ACTUALLY happened was Scott knocked something fairly small but loud (not sure what) off a table, then checked on Drew because Drew had a coughing fit. But, briefly, OMG freaked-out mama.
I had a complete freakout this morning but all is okay. Scott was heading out with Drew when I heard a crash from downstairs, as of something large falling. I yelled out "You okay?" No reply, but sound does not always carry well, so I was only slightly nervous as I headed downstairs to check. As I come down the stairs I hear Scott asking Drew "are you okay?" and freak.
What ACTUALLY happened was Scott knocked something fairly small but loud (not sure what) off a table, then checked on Drew because Drew had a coughing fit. But, briefly, OMG freaked-out mama.
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Then again, I've become numb to crashing sounds unless followed by screams of pain. Child with 2 sets of forehead stitches and a current count of 3 oddly-classified bone breaks (none of which actually involved a separation of the bone) yet no development of a sense of fear, it's either that or cardiac issues.