I'm very amused to be autocorrected to Sarejevo.
I thought about hitching a ride with a neighbor to the grocery, but I really don't want to figure out clothes that don't rest on my wounds and it is nasty and windy out there, so real clothes are required.
I think I might try working a half day from home tomorrow and then going back full time from home for the 3 days next week before I get on a plane. Really not sure how the bra thing will work in the near future. Maybe that will change next week. In the meantime, will do my nails this afternoon.
Stand on your porch and yell her name really loudly?
I tried that last time! And nothing.
Sophia, I'd forgotten (if I knew) where you lived. My niece is moving to Pultneyville (part of Williamson, I think?) this week. She's from MI and totally knows how to drive in lake effect snow storms, so I think she'll be a nice addition to your general area.
Is it possible that ltc is getting her 2nd molars at 16 months old?
My son got his very first itty bitty tooth at 18 months. The dentist told me that the range of normal is very wide. No teeth until the are 3 years old or born with teeth, both normal.
Thank, Laura. I guess I was just hoping for a break from the constant teething.
Yeah, sj, don't worry about it. If they come in, they come in -- teeth have their own schedule. As long as they're all there, or will be eventually, it's fine.
Congratulations, Laura! Post-testing bliss to you.
Oh, yes. I think I forgot to say congratulations to Laura and company!
Thanks, Amy. I was only worried because she was so inconsolable this morning, which is very much not like her. As long as I know it is probably molars, I'm not going to worry.
The dentist told me that the range of normal is very wide.
I really wish more people would take this to heart. Not just for teeth, but you know, people.
