I Don't Often Rant; but When I Do, I Prefer to Rant on VJ

[NikLR 13,231]

Realtor finally got back to me, it's prorated for October.

[SAT 9,609]

Ancient Chinese secret.....

I share with you whiteys.....

Tiffany needs 1 case of ginger.....

After childbirth, Chinese women eat lots of ginger......

Btw, a case of nice ginger is 75 bucks now!

[NikLR 13,231]

Nice dinner HAHAHAHAHA. We never go anywhere fancy. LOL

I would have to plan it if we were. Hubs has dress pants and button up shirts and 1 tie. LOL (otherwise he has his uniform he can't wear.) and I haven't worn any fancy clothes since the funeral. And before then, god only knows.

If i have almost everything packed, we'll likely sit at home and play video games like normal.

[SAT 9,609]

http://community.babycenter.com/post/a9888915/chinese_postpartum_soup_-_what_is_it

Nice dinner HAHAHAHAHA. We never go anywhere fancy. LOL

I would have to plan it if we were. Hubs has dress pants and button up shirts and 1 tie. LOL (otherwise he has his uniform he can't wear.) and I haven't worn any fancy clothes since the funeral. And before then, god only knows.

If i have almost everything packed, we'll likely sit at home and play video games like normal.

A nice dinner doesn't necessarily mean you have to dress up.

Have a nice victory dinner. You deserve it.

Realtor finally got back to me, it's prorated for October.

The prorate is more like for taxes.

The utility portion of the prorate is minimal....

[SAT 9,609]

http://community.babycenter.com/post/a21249761/whats_your_thought_on_chinese_post-partum_care

Another side effect of this postpartum soup is um......

It tightens up your um....(down there).....

[NikLR 13,231]

http://community.babycenter.com/post/a9888915/chinese_postpartum_soup_-_what_is_it

A nice dinner doesn't necessarily mean you have to dress up.

Have a nice victory dinner. You deserve it.

The prorate is more like for taxes.

The utility portion of the prorate is minimal....

I asked him specifically about utilities not about taxes. LOL

anyhow doesn't matter.. back to packing

[SAT 9,609]

The utility company will usually eat the difference, unless you fail to close right after the final reading. And a few days elapse, then that's when the prorate comes in handy.

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

http://community.babycenter.com/post/a21249761/whats_your_thought_on_chinese_post-partum_care

Another side effect of this postpartum soup is um......

It tightens up your um....(down there).....

Why would your wife need tightening? Gosh, I'd like to be a little less that way down there. I guess midget boatmen are not built like oxen?

[SAT 9,609]

Taking tiffany here next month for anniversary.....

http://www.themanorrestaurant.com/

Why would your wife need tightening? Gosh, I'd like to be a little less that way down there. I guess midget boatmen are not built like oxen?

Chinese women keep themselves well.

And, how dare you speak this way to the next emperor of China!

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

Chinese women keep themselves well.

'Suppose.

I'm just having another section most likely. Seems prudent.

[SAT 9,609]

'Suppose.

I'm just having another section most likely. Seems prudent.

Read about the postpartum soups. 1000 years of trial and error must have some merit.....

[NikLR 13,231]

I would never have a c-section if I could help it. It completely and utterly baffles me why anyone would choose it the first time when it wasn't medically necessary and not try a vbac the second time unless there were underlying circumstances. Just like it completely baffles me why you wouldn't breastfeed if you could. There are some people who can't and that's okay obviously. I guess I think our bodies are made to do this and if you can, if it's within your realm of possibilities, you should try.

Always having to have a c-section is part of the reason why I never had more children. Likely the experience wouldn't have been nearly as traumatic the second time around, as I would have been prepared so it wasn't the only factor, but it did play a part. It's why I freak out now when I'm late because a) i'm fixed and b) this would be a whole world of VERY expensive.

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

I would never have a c-section if I could help it. It completely and utterly baffles me why anyone would choose it the first time when it wasn't medically necessary and not try a vbac the second time unless there were underlying circumstances. Just like it completely baffles me why you wouldn't breastfeed if you could. There are some people who can't and that's okay obviously. I guess I think our bodies are made to do this and if you can, if it's within your realm of possibilities, you should try.

Always having to have a c-section is part of the reason why I never had more children. Likely the experience wouldn't have been nearly as traumatic the second time around, as I would have been prepared so it wasn't the only factor, but it did play a part. It's why I freak out now when I'm late because a) i'm fixed and b) this would be a whole world of VERY expensive.

Well aren't we a little judgmental today?

[SAT 9,609]

I don't see Niki judging.......

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

I don't see Niki judging.......

It did come across that way, but perhaps she is immune to the general world of judgmental internet mommas in which practically every decision you make as a parent is crucifiable. *shrugs*