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4 month check-up

Posted in Health Problems on March 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Pru went to the doctor this morning for some immunizations and a routine examination.   Other than dry baby skin for which we received a prescription for a lotion (she, like Coach Z likes her ointments topical, mostly) there is nothing particularly exciting to report.  Relevant stats and a picture follow after the cut.

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No Free Riders Here

Posted in Health Problems, Sleep, Sweet Pea on January 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Under that band-aid is the proof that Pru is officially done with her first real battery of vaccinations.  Sure, sure we could have relied on the actions of others but we’re weak-willed on top of being rational actors.  Plus, what if we move to a colony of Christian Scientists and there is a Diphtheria outbreak?  Pru just isn’t [...]

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Sick

Posted in Health Problems, Sweet Pea on January 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Pru has been ill – congested, coughing – most of the week.  I guess Nietzsche was right:  Christianity does weaken you.

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No TV and No Beer Make Angus Something Something

Posted in Angus, Health Problems, Sarah, Sleep, Sweet Pea on January 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Some people (notably people who don’t have infants at home themselves) have politely requested more posting.  We admit posting has been light, chiefly because a certain denizen of Dwyeropolis hasn’t been doing much of this lately:

And of course, when the baby doesn’t sleep (or, more to the point, doesn’t sleep unless she’s being gently cradled [...]

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Dirty Laundry

Posted in Bad Habits, Calvin, Health Problems on November 3, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Our cat, the illustrious Calvin Coolidge, the Cat, has a number of bad habits that are nevertheless quite endearing. He always follows us out into the hallway, for example, whenever we’re leaving for work, or church, or just to go out. He also likes to go out into the hallway when we’re not [...]

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