Once again, I felt the desire to actually start keeping a blog. I have done this before. I had one or two blogs posted. So I tried to sign back in to that account. It wouldn't let me. Well, it let me but my blogs were not there - it was like I was creating a new account. So, knowing that the blogs probably were not that important (I hope - but I'm afraid one was some journaling about my son), I went ahead and started creating a new one.
Hubby comes and looks over my shoulder - which he knows ticks me off. And then he tells me to do this, do that, etc. to get back to my blog. So I seethingly follow his instructions. And where do they lead? To the SAME FRIKKIN PLACE I WAS! Thanks for nada except wasting more of my time.
So this is how my day starts......
Monday, May 21, 2007
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Headaches for Jacob
So, after having no headaches his whole life, here we are with 3 headaches in two weeks.
Any other time Jacob has had a headache, it has signaled an oncoming illness. So last week (November 1) when he woke up with a headache, I kept him home from school anticipating the worst. By mid-morning he seemed to be fine - no drugs needed.
Tonight I laid down in bed with him for a few minutes and he said "I hate headaches!" So he had another headache and informed me that he had one earlier in the week at school. Tonight's headache was over the right eye, up past the hairline. He said the one earlier this week was there and a little bit at the back of his head. And the headache last week was more at the back of his head.
It's probably just him growing up, hormones kicking, etc. I have always had headaches, as has my mother. His dad gets headaches. It's all natural and I'm surprised it hasn't occurred before.
But what do I really want to do? Run him down to the doctor right now for an MRI to make sure everything is ok! I don't know what I would do without my little man (not so little anymore - 13 in a couple more weeks). I pray that God keeps his hand on him and takes care of him.
Any other time Jacob has had a headache, it has signaled an oncoming illness. So last week (November 1) when he woke up with a headache, I kept him home from school anticipating the worst. By mid-morning he seemed to be fine - no drugs needed.
Tonight I laid down in bed with him for a few minutes and he said "I hate headaches!" So he had another headache and informed me that he had one earlier in the week at school. Tonight's headache was over the right eye, up past the hairline. He said the one earlier this week was there and a little bit at the back of his head. And the headache last week was more at the back of his head.
It's probably just him growing up, hormones kicking, etc. I have always had headaches, as has my mother. His dad gets headaches. It's all natural and I'm surprised it hasn't occurred before.
But what do I really want to do? Run him down to the doctor right now for an MRI to make sure everything is ok! I don't know what I would do without my little man (not so little anymore - 13 in a couple more weeks). I pray that God keeps his hand on him and takes care of him.
Headaches
So, after having no headaches his whole life, here we are with 3 headaches in two weeks.
Any other time Jacob has had a headache, it has signaled an oncoming illness. So last week (November 1) when he woke up with a headache, I kept him home from school anticipating the worst. By mid-morning he seemed to be fine - no drugs needed.
Tonight I laid down in bed with him for a few minutes and he said "I hate headaches!" So he had another headache and informed me that he had one earlier in the week at school. Tonight's headache was over the right eye, up past the hairline. He said the one earlier this week was there and a little bit at the back of his head. And the headache last week was more at the back of his head.
It's probably just him growing up, hormones kicking, etc. I have always had headaches, as has my mother. His dad gets headaches. It's all natural and I'm surprised it hasn't occured before.
But what do I really want to do? Run him down to the doctor right now for an MRI to make sure everything is ok! I don't know what I would do without my little man (not so little anymore - 13 in a couple more weeks). I pray that God keeps his hand on him and takes care of him.
Any other time Jacob has had a headache, it has signaled an oncoming illness. So last week (November 1) when he woke up with a headache, I kept him home from school anticipating the worst. By mid-morning he seemed to be fine - no drugs needed.
Tonight I laid down in bed with him for a few minutes and he said "I hate headaches!" So he had another headache and informed me that he had one earlier in the week at school. Tonight's headache was over the right eye, up past the hairline. He said the one earlier this week was there and a little bit at the back of his head. And the headache last week was more at the back of his head.
It's probably just him growing up, hormones kicking, etc. I have always had headaches, as has my mother. His dad gets headaches. It's all natural and I'm surprised it hasn't occured before.
But what do I really want to do? Run him down to the doctor right now for an MRI to make sure everything is ok! I don't know what I would do without my little man (not so little anymore - 13 in a couple more weeks). I pray that God keeps his hand on him and takes care of him.
Sunday, November 5, 2006
Starting this thing
I have thought and thought and thought about starting a blog but have never gotten around to it. This weekend reminded me again why it would be a good reason to do this. Not so others can read, but to keep an online diary that I can access anywhere - even while I am at a scrapbooking retreat.
My memory is going. It is so hard for me to journal on my scrapbook pages because I just cannot remember things any more. Sad since I did not keep notes when Jacob was little and there were so many cute things that I thought I would always remember.
I'm hoping to do frequent entries in this blog so that I can remember, and share those memories. Even if it just the everyday life of our home. It is still part of us.
T
My memory is going. It is so hard for me to journal on my scrapbook pages because I just cannot remember things any more. Sad since I did not keep notes when Jacob was little and there were so many cute things that I thought I would always remember.
I'm hoping to do frequent entries in this blog so that I can remember, and share those memories. Even if it just the everyday life of our home. It is still part of us.
T
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