Cass, I am so sorry. That's too much.
Spike's Bitches 47: Someone Dangerous Could Get In
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
{{{Cass}}} I am so so sorry. I'm glad you were with Kittenish at the end. You gave each other happy lives. And, I am so so sorry about your dad. All kinds of healing~ma to him.
omnis, I hope you won! That would be pretty cool.
I am so freaking wiped. Wish tomorrow wasn't Monday.
smonster, did you leave a bottle of merlot at our place? Don't worry, we won't drink it.
{{{{{Cass}}}}}}
{{Cass}}. Glad you could be there for Kittenish. And fuck cancer with a rusty chainsaw.
That's too much.
It is too much.
Tonight is hard.
Oh, Cass, I'm so sorry. It is hard. You can totally text me if you need to, at any point.
I'm in the midsts of rewatching SNG. I'm up to start of season 4. Poor Wes. He's promoted to Ensign, but the red uniform looks big on him. I wonder if that was on pupose, to try and make him look more child like. In the mean time, Locutus has been created.
We have a sick little boy. We got a call from childcare that he was complaining of feeling unwell and wasn't playing the way he normally does. When we picked him up he told me that his ear was sick. (Not hurting, apparently, but it felt sick.)
Right after we got home, before we'd even had time to take our shoes off, he threw up all over himself, the floor and his parents (I was holding him at the time). So I'm willing to believe him with the whole "feeling sick" thing.
Anyway, the fun part is that (yes, there's a fun part) last time he was sick, we had tremendous difficulty getting him to agree to take his medicine, as it tasted funny. This time around, he volunteered (indeed, insisted) to have some medicine. We'd been talking through the concept since last time, and when I was sick last week, he'd bring medicine to me so I'd feel better. (That part was just awesome.) He still thought it tasted funny, but got through it by alternating sips of the medicine and sips from his water cup. Learning!
Our chirpier boy is now safely ensconced in bed. (Fortunately, he didn't throw up over his regular bedtime froggie, but his auxiliary backup froggie.)