Yeah, sadly, she's keeping him. Though I'm not entirely sure whether a comment about getting rid of him would have elicited near the reaction that dissing the fireplace did.

Her other prospect lives in a townhouse across the street and wants her place for an office and for socializing. People=crazy.

This is what I did for the late afternoon. That and sign consent forms for Noah's surgery tomorrow. I need to make a Noah binder and a Grace binder.

OH and I chased down insurance adjustments for my HMO stuff. And I laughed and laughed and laughed at the huge EOB that came for Noah today ($438,318.18). Is it bad that I want to make an itemized list, including conception charges, meds, prenatal care and now this to trot out when Noah asks me to buy him a car or some other such?

I have doors at work too. But they trap me into a room with kids.

Nobody in my office has doors. Not even the Americas CEO.

Kat, if you don't do that, one of us surely will, even if we have to make up the numbers.

brenda, I think I'd have to make up the numbers at this point. But I think one of injectible meds I had to take cost $1100 out of pocket alone. If we counted the entire process of getting pregnant and not just the one successful attempt, it would be over $10,000 probably.

Aw YEAH!

I'm so so happy for you. In fact, I think I just cried. And goodness, they're getting properly big! Which?

That's Noah. It was a good day to hold him (and this was the first time I have gotten to hold him and his first kisses too) because he has no IV in right now and he had A, who is a very experienced nurse and comfortable with parents and monitoring us. Tomorrow is surgery so we won't want to fuss with him or hold him for a while.

A banner day for him! I'm glad you got to hold him before he's to be not-messed with for a bit.

Both he and Grace also had an eye exam which is No Fun.

Kat, those babies kill me with their teeny weeny cuteness.

That will come in very handy later.