I don't know what to say these days. Things have been busy and boring. School, work, weddings, being broke (won't be for long though). Same ol' shit different day.
I did have a few enlightening thoughts the other day I thought I may spend some time reflecting on. One was when I ran into a friend of mine a few years ago, someone I use to be involved with a youth group/bible study with and he looked up and me and asked me "Do you miss him?". It is a pretty emotional topic I think, which is maybe why I haven't written about it cause it would take some strength out of me. I think I will in a few days though. The other was one of philosophical basis. What if I don't reproduce? And by choosing not to reproduce, have I now altered history in some way? What if my child is of some significance to the world and the world doesn't change because I chose not to have children?
I know... deep thoughts....
anywho... just thought I would post a little something today since I know Jerri and Pete stare at my blog everyday waiting for things to change.
Duke and Daisy are doing good. DAISY IS GETTING SOOOO BIG!!!! and her eyes are now green. Oh and we started Duke on a Sulfur-Lime dip treatment for his aliments. Seems to be working.
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3 comments:
Hey Ms. Shannon. I would like to tell you my philosophy re: reproduction. This is my theory. If you are meant to have a child or children, you will. I have come to this conclusion because my personal feelings about whether or not I want to have kids changes pretty much on a daily basis.
Now that I'm all married and everything people are constantly asking me when we are going to have kids. First of all, I think this is a completely rude and intrusive question. Why should I have to answer that? And the inevitable follow-up questions? And then have to listen to lectures/advices, etc. just so that the questioner feels better? Whatever.
*Anyway* if children are meant to come, they will. Don't stress about the fate of the world.
Also, if you are as tired as I am of answering the children question, here is a fabulous answer courtesy of my friend Kendra: "well, I've read the most effective method to conceive is the {insert provocative word here} position, and Brian just isn't that open-minded." When she said that to one of my co-workers I almost choked to death. It was awesome. No one ever asks her about kids anymore. Lucky bitch.
Interesting that you should post this. E-mail me.
Hi there,
Not sure if you remember me from high school. Kim Debevec. I stumbled accross your blogger and thought I would say hi. Well Hi. If you want to you can contact me at Bilmich@comcast.net and my website is Blimich.tripod.com. I hope to hear from you.
Kim
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