Gird your ovaries before checking out this and this. You have been warned.
I place the blame for all of this squarely on the shoulders of Amy [shakes angry fist].
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i just tried to gird my ovaries and think i ended up pulling something... there was an audible popping noise... shit, this hurts, i totally can't even straighten up. ow! ow! fuck.
i'm gonna leave the same comment i did on your friend, amy's, site...
i don't know if i should thank you or smack you for reminding me how wonderful motherhood can be. my sons (as i've said before) are 25 and 22, yet i can still remember the joy/angst/wonder of their respective births and/or early childhoods. but, as i did with amy, i will just say "thank you", because, truth be told, i still have "those" days, even tho' my kids are now "old"! (which should tell you something about the power of this whole motherhood thing! ) : D
No. That did NOT make my ovaries hurt (they hurt just from standing up). It did make me yell at my stomach - something along the lines of HURRY THE FUCK UP.
My god, I am WEEPING. My ovaries obviously didn't get the message that they were supposed to be girded. Neither did my tear ducts, apparently. Or my hormones.
Aaaaaahhhh!!! What are you trying to do? I'm ovulating right now, damnit. She's so beautiful. That alert look she gives in one of the photos is mindblowing. What a stunner. Your whole family is!
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i just tried to gird my ovaries and think i ended up pulling something... there was an audible popping noise... shit, this hurts, i totally can't even straighten up. ow! ow! fuck.
Posted by: patrick | 28 April 2006 at 01:36 PM
i'm gonna leave the same comment i did on your friend, amy's, site...
i don't know if i should thank you or smack you for reminding me how wonderful motherhood can be. my sons (as i've said before) are 25 and 22, yet i can still remember the joy/angst/wonder of their respective births and/or early childhoods. but, as i did with amy, i will just say "thank you", because, truth be told, i still have "those" days, even tho' my kids are now "old"! (which should tell you something about the power of this whole motherhood thing! ) : D
those pictures are delicious!
Posted by: neva | 28 April 2006 at 02:19 PM
So cute! Although I am having a slight sulk 'cos HollyRhea crept inside my head and stole my glasses joke.
Posted by: Sarah | 28 April 2006 at 02:41 PM
No. That did NOT make my ovaries hurt (they hurt just from standing up). It did make me yell at my stomach - something along the lines of HURRY THE FUCK UP.
Posted by: Amanda | 28 April 2006 at 03:32 PM
Thanks Sweetney...ovaries are all a twitter at the moment.
Posted by: Caroline | 28 April 2006 at 03:44 PM
My god, I am WEEPING. My ovaries obviously didn't get the message that they were supposed to be girded. Neither did my tear ducts, apparently. Or my hormones.
Posted by: Nothing But Bonfires | 29 April 2006 at 12:29 AM
Aaaaaahhhh!!! What are you trying to do? I'm ovulating right now, damnit. She's so beautiful. That alert look she gives in one of the photos is mindblowing. What a stunner. Your whole family is!
Posted by: Ozma | 29 April 2006 at 03:28 AM
I hate you for this. My husband hates you for this. My ovaries hate you for this. Fucker.
Posted by: jonniker | 29 April 2006 at 04:15 PM
yes, ovaries are now screaming and heart is aching. awwww.
Posted by: honestyrain | 29 April 2006 at 11:57 PM