Gigantoraptor found in China: [link]
The height is comparable to the meat-eating tyrannosaurs. But the dinosaur, called Gigantoraptor elrianensis, also had a beak and slender legs and likely had feathers. It was 35 times larger than its likely close relation...
Did it taste like chicken?
Did it taste like chicken?
No, but I think we just found David Boreanz's worst nightmare.
I would not want a home birth simply because I"m given to understand birthing involves a lot of....fluids. Messy shit. And I would not want anyone to have to clean my house, but *I* sure as hell wouldn't be doing so.
(edit: you may not be able to tell from my usual housekeeping, but yes, yes I AM a Virgo...)
I would not want a home birth simply because I"m given to understand birthing involves a lot of....fluids. Messy shit. And I would not want anyone to have to clean my house, but *I* sure as hell wouldn't be doing so.
(edit: you may not be able to tell from my usual housekeeping, but yes, yes I AM a Virgo...)
HAHAHA I was just going to post that! !!!!!!!!!!!! PLUS I wasn't going to post it but the edit addendum is so totally me too!
I totally want a home birth (you know, when the time comes) but no one else seems to think it's a good idea.
aren't you coming back to this area? My SIL went to an awesome birthing center. I walked in, and it looked like a regular bedroom, big queensized 4 poster bed, antique dresser, comfy chair, carpet. Then you go into the bathroom and it's like a hospital. There was a mixture of clinical and "homey" rooms. They have admitting privileges at a hospital 10 minutes away. It was nice actually.
There was a mixture of clinical and "homey" rooms.
It would be awesome if they had a Hello Kitty room....
I couldn't even have midwives because of the diabetes. Stupid body.
Then again, I was very happy for the drugs I got.
I'll probably have to have a csection, between the
tilted uterus and the fibroid surgery
but whatever happens, there WILL be drugs.
awesome birthing center. I walked in, and it looked like a regular bedroom, big queensized 4 poster bed, antique dresser, comfy chair, carpet. Then you go into the bathroom and it's like a hospital. There was a mixture of clinical and "homey" rooms. They have admitting privileges at a hospital 10 minutes away. It was nice actually.
This is exactly what I want, but they don't have it here. And I don't think I want to wait two years until we leave. I'm a bit ahead of myself because, you know, notpregnant, but I started thinking about all this back when I was pregnant.
I've been to two hospitals here and I wouldn't wnat to have a baby in either, if I could avoid it. But Joe is resistant to a home birth and I get that. Not sure what I will do in the end, but I now have a lot longer the figure that out.