Well, it’s Friday evening, and the weekend has begun. 🙂 What a Friday it was, too. Man, it seemed like (for a while) at work today that I was always busy with someone on the phone. I was either calling someone, or was being called by someone. Fortunately, nothing was insurmountable…but it really does make for an interesting day. There’s always something that comes up…especially in the week following a public release.
It’s also Friday the 13th. I can pretty honestly say that I didn’t have anything strange or superstitious happen to me today. It was a pretty reasonably ‘normal’ Friday the 13th. Very much ho-hum.
When I got home from work, we took Kirstin for a walk a little ways down the road — seeing as how it was so nice out today. She really enjoys the stroller pretty well, and it works pretty well on the gravel road (long as it’s not too soft). Of course, the big wheels help that a lot.
It was exactly one calendar month ago tonight that Beth went into the hospital, ultimately to give birth to Kirstin. Weird. 31 days ago (as of the time I wrote this post at 10:45PM), I was sitting here and gathering some things for my own personal bag to bring to the hospital (as upon checking her in to the hospital, it was implied that she wouldn’t be really going into hard labor until the mid-morning). What a difference a few hours can make. By the time I get up tomorrow morning, Kirstin will officially be a month old (at 6:00AM). Hooray! Doesn’t really seem like it’s been that long.
I guess I get to make a new set on Flickr now, too…seeing as how she’s a month old! 🙂 I’ll probably do that tomorrow evening when I do the nightly upload to Flickr.
I had something earlier that was really profound I was going to write about, but I cannot recall what that was anymore. Ah well. Should’ve written it down on a post-it note. Then I would have remembered. God Bless 3M. 🙂
Anyway, seeing as how I’m really quite tired at the moment, and seeing as how I really am running into some writer’s block this evening, I’m going to leave this post at that and sign off with the traditional message: Until Next Time…
–MZ