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- Today is Sunday. This you already know. What you may not know is that today is my last Sunday at home for a while. Next weekend I start back to work. It's hard to believe that 6 weeks will be up this coming Saturday. I've enjoyed the time off. I've enjoyed being able to attend church on Sunday. I will once again start listening to the sermons on CD. I was apprehensive about missing church on Sunday when I first accepted my weekend position. I prayed about it, along with my spouse. I weighed the pros and cons. We agreed that the extra time with the children that working strictly weekends allowed me was worth it. I worried about missing the spiritual growth I received on Sunday, but I recently realized something interesting. During the 11 previous months that I missed church on Sunday, my relationship with The Lord grew exponentially. I don't know if it was the extra free time during the week or my concerns of loosing out on time with Him on Sunday, or perhaps a combination of both. Somehow, missing Sunday caused me to seek Him out more ferociously at all other times. Surprisingly, during the almost year of missing church, I found myself reading my Bible, reading devotionals, praying, and spending more quiet time with Him than ever before. I listened to the Sunday sermons on CD and chose to listen to them when Chloe was napping. So I ended up hearing more of the sermon than my husband had, who had been there, but had received frequent interruptions with Chloe in tow. I suppose this has taught me that if you seek God, you will find Him. I do still desire a way to attend church on Sunday and still work part-time and get to spend so much time at home taking care of my babies. The great thing is that God knows our desires. I will do what I need to do right now and pray that I can always approach it with a joyful heart. I'm pleased that I'm able to take care of my family, and that my relationship with The Lord continues to grow.
- Despite trying to arrive timely on my last Sunday, we were late. I've discovered that I can't stress out about being late. If I do, I only find myself yelling at my children and nagging my husband. Both of these things are not of the nature of Christ and would therefore be counter-productive for a Sunday. God impressed this upon me one morning and I try to consistently remember that. I was pleased, though, that we did make it in time to enjoy a few songs in worship. I like that me and God are close enough that I don't feel uncomfortable with worship. Therefore, I can immediately and easily fall into worshipping Him. Upon arrival, a song started called "How Great is Our God". The words are quite simple, but sometimes those are the best ones. It basically consists of the title, with you proclaiming how great our God is. As I sang the simple chorus, yet felt the immense emotions in my heart, I saw the song played out around me. I saw my beautiful little girl dancing in her apple jumper in front of me. How great is our God! I saw a man in front of me put his arm around his wife and kiss her cheek. How wonderful a loving marriage is. How great is our God! Then I looked back at my spouse, standing in the back, bouncing the baby back to sleep so I could worship. How I love him! How great is our God! I felt the Holy Spirit filling my heart. How great is our God!!
- The other great thing about Sunday is time with family (I bet some of you were thinking football). Ben is always off on Sunday, so it's a time with all of us together. As it's rainy and cold, we came straight home. We haven't done anything special, but that's the great thing about spending time with the ones you love. You don't have to do anything. Too many times, families fill up all their free time with activities. This can sometimes just exhaust everybody. We love going places and doing things, but sometimes you just need to spend the day together doing nothing. Take a nap. Hold hands with your sweetie on the couch as you watch a movie and eat popcorn. I personally recommend placing a 5 week old on your chest to nap (very fulfilling indeed). Build block castles. Give hugs. Dance. Play ball inside! Make cookies. Pretend. Laugh out loud many times. Read my blog, but then put your phone or iPad/laptop down.
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- I often sit down to write this blog and have no idea exactly what will come out. I may have a general idea, but that may be it. I'll have had a busy day, when I look at the time and realize I should put my thoughts down to share. Now is one of those times. I just got back from Walmart and I'm beat! While the trip outside of the house was much needed; it was also exhausting. My Aunt came with me. This was a big help. I told her as we were packing up the car, that a trip to the store with young children is like going on a long vacation. I don't mean vacation as in a relaxing time at the beach. No, I'm referring to the packing and lugging of bags that's required. A trip away from home with an infant requires taking along a mini-suitcase called a diaper bag. It's not just diapers and wipes. You need a change of clothes in case of diaper leakage or excessive spit-up. Bring some burp clothes to clean up that spit up. An extra blanket is a good idea. Don't forget the sling in case you need to carry little one in the store. You'll also need the nursing cover for public breastfeeding. She'll never make it till you're back home and you don't want to make that old man near layaway faint at the glimpse of your bare breast! She's been sick, so bring along an arsenal of meds she probably won't need, but just might. Then you gotta bring along that nasal aspirator. I'm lucky I breastfeed; otherwise I'd be packing bottles, formula, and sterile water too. Diaper rash cream. Pacifier. Gas drops. I'm sure I'm forgetting to list something, just like you inevitably forget to pack something in the bag. And guess what. That will likely be the item you need. And that's just Bailey. Chloe still requires a bag too, but luckily smaller with less contents. Still, she requires a bag with diapers and wipes. Gotta bring along a cup of water. Snacks in little zip lock bags are always a good idea. Some little special toy to keep her occupied in case of emergency, never hurts to bring along. Then I insist on carrying my own diaper bag that most of us ladies refer to as a purse. I know my wallet, sunglasses, and Chapstick are requirements, but I think it's all the Walmart receipts that I allow to collect in there that make it so heavy. As if my armloads of bags aren't enough, I'll also be lugging the infant car seat to hold Bailey in case by some small chance she remains asleep throughout the shopping journey. We all know she'll end up in my arms before we even get to the dairy section. I suppose it's a great exercise plan for early 2013 to get off the excess baby weight. Right?!
- Bailey is napping right now. She's rested well today. I'm pretty sure that's because she's exhausted from keeping me occupied all night last night. Well, thankfully, it wasn't all night. But it felt like it at the time. She is still a little sick, but I think other things were going on too. The fantabulous growth spurt! She nursed all day yesterday! I was worried at one point that I might be empty of milk. That's saying a lot for this dairy cow. I make so much milk that I could feed triplets, donate some, and still probably have to worry about my excessive let-down choking my infant with the powerful spray that ejects during most feeding sessions. She ate that much. I think this caused a little tummy upset. She also had trouble sleeping all day. She never slept more than 20 minutes at a time. So by 5:30 yesterday evening she was fit to be tied (as my granny used to say)! She cried off and on until 1:00 am. More on than off I can assure you! It frayed my nerves a bit. Strike that. It frayed my nerves a lot. I felt like I had to pray for forgiveness before bed for getting so frazzled! Today she's rested well, and I can assume from previous experience that this means she will sleep well tonight. It always seems like a bad night is followed by a good one. I've said that before and I still believe it to be true.
God's grace.
- It's still a learning experience taking care of a toddler and infant. I'll think I'm making headway, then I get knocked down a peg or two! I'm certain if camera crews could film my day, it would make for an amusing reality TV show. If the baby is fast asleep and I put Chloe in the bath, I can rest assured that she will wake up right when the water is out of the tub and Chloe is wet and ready to get out. If I have just gotten the baby to sleep, I can rest assured that this will be a time that Chloe will call out to me from the other side of the house in a tone of voice that elicits concern that injury might be present. I decided to cook eggs for Marlie, Chloe, and myself this morning. Bailey was asleep. She woke once I had the skillet hot and ready and Chloe on a chair by the stove in front of a glass bowl of egg yolks and milk. Step one: remove toddler from chair by potential accident either from burn, cut, or fall. Step two: strap crying infant into from carrying pack to keep her occupied while breakfast is prepared. Step three: don't bang her little head on refrigerator door! I didn't get step three right. Don't worry people. It wasn't a hard bang, just a little knock, and not on her soft spot. Knocked me down a peg, for sure. Ben tells me I try to do too much. Maybe he's right. Or maybe I just need more practice. By the time we're ready to try for a boy; I'll have it all figured out. Right?!
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- Random thought for the day. I was watching ID channel (Investigation Discovery) and one of their stellar detective shows, when it occurred to me that instead of using planted listening devices for surveillance, that they should just employ kids. They could train them at the FBI Headquarters in Virginia and then use them throughout the world to infiltrate crime rings. I know what you're thinking. Crazy, right? Just hear me out. Whenever you're having a conversation with another adult and especially if it contains mature content; who hears every word, memorizes it, and proceeds to repeat it precisely as stated? Answer: your child. They're like secret agents only better. They look completely innocent as they're playing in depth with a toy, humming to themselves. You would never imagine that their superior recording mechanism of a brain is catching every morsel of your private convo. They're desperately honest, so there's no fear of distorting evidence for their own personal gain. You could pay them in candy and as long as Dora is on in the background, they'll work a case as long as you need them to. I really think I'm onto something.
- I love pictures, and by this I mean photography. I love taking them. I love capturing moments. I love looking at them. I'm not the kind of person who just saves them on my computer either. I love to print them and put them in a photo album. Something about turning the pages of memories is unequaled. I suppose I got it from my mother. She took photos of us and placed them in numerous albums over the years. I'm proud to actually have a number of those precious memories she collected in my home now. I love pictures so much that for Christmas I actually asked Ben to print the pics off my phone as my present. That may not seem like a big present. Well it is when you have over 800 pictures, and that's after three different sessions of trying to narrow them down and delete some. Last night and today, I've used baby nap time as an opportunity to put my photos in albums. It's so enjoyable to me to look back on the moments in time I captured over the past year and a half. Chloe has grown so much! I do believe she has always done funny things. Seeing pics of her wearing my underwear or dusting the floor; remembering back when she was Bailey's size! I see photos of her first Halloween costume and her first Christmas jumper. I see ones capturing her first messy meal of spaghetti. There's one of her first Mohawk made by shampoo in the bathtub! I love my pictures. I love my memories. I might want to try to narrow them down though in the future if I'm gonna fit 20 years or so worth of photo albums in this house.
- I was thankful for the unseasonably mild weather. Today was proving to be stressful, just a little bit. Bailey remains congested and therefore fussy. I haven't been able to put her down today. She wouldn't stay asleep on her own more than 20 minutes. Chloe on the other hand, feeling much better, was climbing the walls. She insisted on following me all day. So if I left a room seeking silence to put the baby down, she would ultimately show up just as eyes were closing and burst out with "want some tea Momma?" Then she would line up an entire tea party set, complete with plates of dessert, on the arm of the rocking chair. I don't know why Bailey couldn't rest with a spout poking her head. I decided some fresh air might help the baby, and a walk would do wonders for my Tasmanian devil. We simply walked around the block, but after a week of solitary confinement in our germ bed, it was like a vacation to the beach. Bailey slept in the carrier strapped to my chest and Chloe ran, skipped, sang, and puddle jumped. After Chloe successfully soiled her pants and shoes, I went ahead and let her finish the day off in her sandbox. She's now in the bath for the second time today, but it was well worth it. Come on Spring!
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Life can often be punctuated by amusing, aggravating, and awe-inspiring moments. What follows are mine for today. They can often fit into all three categories, but I'll attempt to group into most appropriate. Just know they're interchangeable.
1. Amusing: the drunken look on a baby's face after they get a full tummy of milk, my toddler laughing out loud to Looney Toons cartoons just like I used to do, assisting a family member to suggest to their significant other to throw said family member a surprise party without letting on to significant other that above mentioned family member knows the whole plan (confused yet? It's very tricky indeed!), my toddler's obsession with Dora fruit snacks, infant passing of gas, how my husband makes his cup of coffee in the morning before work but then leaves and forgets it on the mantel (like every day), being unable to use the toilet by myself, toddler pig tails, monkeys on infant sleepers, how my husband can read my mind, taking a bath with my toddler, the questioning look on my infant's face when she's awake, the amount of telemarketer calls I get on my land line, my toddler's ability to mess up her room in record time, how easily an infant can fall asleep sometimes, how my husband took toddler to store with him and she suckered him into buying her play-do, my toddler putting the baby's diapers on her doll, seeing my toddler's little frame perched on my husband's night stand to watch TV, the grunting noise my infant makes when she's hungry, how my boobs know my baby is waking up before I do, how my toddler constantly wants to help me cook or wash dishes and ironically is responsible for 90% of why I'm cooking or cleaning, how my toddler wants a band aid over invisible booboos but removes the band aid after 2 minutes, how we have 3 TVs and they're all playing cartoons right now, how whatever room I may try to run away to I can be certain my toddler will find me, how my infant always takes a poop right after I change her diaper, and how I have so many amusing things in any given day that this doesn't even scratch the surface.
2. Aggravating: toddler tears over little things like being out of chocolate milk, continued congestion in my infant, no creamer for my coffee, continued postpartum symptoms, my toddler's new found ability to put movies in her DVD player but inability to do it without scratching or breaking DVDs, how difficult it is for an infant to fall asleep at times, my toddler's uncanny ability to wake a sleeping infant after I just got them to sleep, play-do on the floor, a sink full of dishes and a fridge full of items to be discarded, when my husband can't read my mind (mostly just kidding), how my toddler has the most to say when my husband and I are conversing, how I keep finding discarded baby wipes throughout the house from toddler using on her doll's bottom (also wanted to put this under amusing), the amount of medicine I'm giving my baby.
3. Awe-inspiring: waking up with a precious child in each arm, when my husband left for work he called out "bye gorgeous", how good it feels to help my baby get the congestion worked loose, being able to prepare meals for my toddler that she loves, an empty sink and cleaned out fridge, words of encouragement from another more experienced Mom who's been in my shoes, how my husband and I can carry on conversations with each other and not get bored of the other's opinions or stories, the peaceful look on a sleeping baby's face, words of inspiration from a daily devotional, how despite rough times I know my God is always with me and has a grand plan in mind, how much easier rough times become when you believe the former, how on my husband's break he goes to the store for chocolate milk and creamer so I don't have to, when a toddler finally succumbs to a nap on her own, the fact that my toddler is better and I know my baby is getting there, how if my infant is inconsolable I can put her on her changing table and she stops crying and just stares at the painting on her wall of my Mother as a child, that one part of the day when both children are asleep (right now), how the amusing and awe-inspiring definitely outweigh the aggravating stuff, and how when I woke up this morning I dedicated my day to God and gave Him thanks for everything in my wonderfully crazy yet totally awesome life.
Thought I'd try something new. Let me know if you liked it.
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- I sit here holding Chloe in my over-sized living room chair. I've always called it my blue's clues chair. It looks especially large in my tiny living room, but it's a great size for Mommas to hold their babies. Chloe was napping on her own, but woke up crying for me. She couldn't seem to stop until I held her and rubbed her head as she fell back asleep. I had just made myself a bowl of popcorn after having put the baby down for a nap. I had put on a Lifetime movie. As I hold my big girl, and glance over at my sleeping infant on the sofa; I am at peace. Just half an hour earlier, I had rocked them both to sleep. After I had Chloe, or rather a little while after I had Chloe and was getting the hang of things; I remember thinking, "This is my calling." I felt like I was made to be a Mommy. I wanted to do nothing more. These past four weeks have tried to shake me. I've felt like I faltered in my role as a Mom. I felt like I wasn't doing that great. I felt frustrated. I wondered if I was perhaps not as good at "my calling" as I thought. I passed through a multitude of emotions. And the one thing I do know, is that I love my children. I may have a lot still to learn, but I truly enjoy the process. This is what I was meant to be. Mom.
- My little baby, Bailey, continues to heal, but has a bit to go. Earlier, as I held her and nursed her, I could feel a little rattling from her chest as it resonated into the palm of my hand. I once again prayed for my baby. Pray without ceasing. Yes. He will continue the good work in my child. Before she was born, I felt like God had a special calling for her. I believe that will be fulfilled. I start with trusting Him for the small things, though, like a little wheeze. She is taking her medicine well now. There has been no vomiting in 24 hours. She is eating, peeing, and resting well. When she is awake and especially after a breathing treatment, she coughs a lot. It seems to upset her and she will make a little whimpering sound. I wish I could take it away, but I can't. So I pat her back. I suction her. I sing to her. I pace. I rub her little head. Her beautiful face melts my heart and when I see her resting so peacefully, I am full to the point of overflowing with love for her.
- This morning, Ben went to Memphis and he took Chloe with him. Bailey and I had been awake for a couple of hours prior to them getting up. After Ben's alarm, I put Bailey down to entertain herself for a bit. Chloe woke up then. Ben came to collect her and take her to the kitchen for chocolate milk. I said, "Wait, I'd like to hold her." When they got back, I got my hug. Then she ran off to her room to play. I watched her from the doorway and realized I had not played with her in her room for a while. I missed playing with her. It's been a little busy around here. (Understatement of the Year). Ben has really taken Chloe under his wing. They've become buddies. That's what he calls her, my little buddy. On Tuesday whenever I was busy with the baby, she would say, "I want my Daddy." He was at work. I find solace in knowing that things will settle down eventually. We will get in more of a natural rhythm. I will play with Chloe and I'll be Daddy and Chloe's buddy. Bailey will be our other little buddy. I'm so happy to have a husband who pitches in so much to help with the kids and the house. This has been a booming start to the New Year. I'm ready to be able to look back on some of it and laugh, though. Chloe is awake now and so, of course, Bailey is also starting to stir. It's time for nursing, more medicine, breathing treatments, diaper changes, and Macaroni and Cheese. Bring it on!
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- I'll begin today with an update on Bailey. I do believe she is improving. We are home, and not in the hospital, for starters! She nursed very well after getting home, and still is. This, of course, increased her urine output. That made Nurse Mommy happy to feel the weight of full diapers. She also rested well throughout the night, and therefore, so did I. We still have some healing to go, but it's progress. She still has a cough with a lot of congestion, but is having an easier time coughing it up. There's been no choking or vomiting the past 24 hrs. When she is awake, she spends the majority of the time coughing and crying. Her cry remains hoarse and the character of it is almost like a pleading call for help. It hurts me to hear and I sing to her and tell her she will get better soon. She eventually falls back to sleep due to exhaustion.
- My dear Chloe has finally stopped coughing. She remains very needy of my attention. She asks a lot to be rocked in the rocking chair and as I hold her, she'll say, "Sing me a song." I do. Living with a two year old is constant entertainment, aggravation, and pride and joy. She's always singing! If she's not singing, then she's talking non-stop. She tells me stories of what she's seen on TV (or as she calls it, TB) or what she's playing or something her Daddy told her or did (this second hand account is always amusing). These stories and songs are sometimes paused as she burps or poots and then explodes into laughter and let's me know what she did like I didn't hear it. Today she came running into the living room and proudly stated, "Look Mom! I broke my flashlight!" I mildly scolded her and asked her why. She replied, "So I can fix it Mom." Yes, her first attempt at industry. She loves commercials and always wants the things she sees shown. Today during a commercial for fairy dolls she said "I want that Mom." I assumed she meant the doll. In the commercial the girls playing with the dolls grow wings and fly around in their room, making a mess, and their Mother gets on to them about the mess. She then stated, "I want that. I wanna fly in my room and the Mom come in and say girls!" She thought that if you got the toy, you could fly. Nothing is just mine. I know this already, but seeing my nightstand reinforced that knowledge. It's completely covered. And most of the stuff is not mine. There's a lotion bottle, a nebulizer shaped like a penguin, a stack of children's books, a sippy cup, a bottle of child's cough medicine and sticky dropper, and a stuffed cat. At least I don't have to worry about dusting it. I picked up a book from the floor and placed it in the bookshelf. Minutes later, Chloe came in, saw the book, pulled it off the shelf and excitedly said the title of the book. Then she dropped it in the floor and left the room. She's been closing her bedroom door lately which I don't like. I took an old shoe that doesn't fit her and wedged it under the door. Minutes later she came in the living room and told me "Mom, this shoe doesn't fit." Then she dropped it on my living room floor, to add to all the toys that litter the rug. I can't seem to convince her to stop picking her nose or drinking her bath water. A friend told me yesterday that she knows motherhood is often a bumpy road but is worth the journey. I told her that I was indeed enjoying the ride.
- This morning I read a verse from I Thessalonians: Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. I have tried to continue to be thankful and full of praise over the past three exhausting weeks of sickness in our home. I feel like most of the time I do pretty good. But sometimes my reaction to things makes me think I have a long way to go. I never get this blog written in one sitting, just so you know. I breastfed and rocked baby halfway through #1. Then I gave her some medicine during #2. I decided to give her first dose of antibiotic. She can't take it on an empty stomach. She'd eaten and been burped. I gave it and she immediately projectile vomited. I'm supposed to give that twice a day and a steroid twice a day. I don't put it in a bottle of formula. I breastfeed. I don't know. I may try putting it in a bottle of my breast milk. I got very upset when that happened. I was like, not again! No more vomiting and the worry over dehydration that follows! I'm glad Chloe wasn't here because I yelled obscenities when it first happened. What is wrong with me? That's not the reaction I want to have! I find that I often have situations that show me that I have a long way to go to get to where I want to be. Then I remember how far I've come from where I used to be. And then I rejoice. And then I give thanksgiving. And I definitely pray continually.
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- As I start to write this post, I'm sitting in the Pediatrician's office. I feel spent. It has been a very trying past 30 hrs or so. After my post yesterday, I went to nurse Bailey and she wouldn't latch on. Her past couple of nursing sessions had been poor quality anyway and when I felt her diaper, my heart sank a little (for the first time of what would be many). It wasn't dry, but it wasn't full either. And so began my internal clock, counting the hours until she would drink/pee.
- All day yesterday, Bailey seemed more congested. She would try to sleep, but could never truly rest because her constant coughing would wake her. It broke my heart to hear her racked with a cascade of terrible coughs, that still remained too weak to be productive yet would cause her to let out a pitiful, hoarse cry. The sound was like a knife in me and her cry spoke to me saying, "Mommy. Help. I can't understand what's happening." After 5 hrs and no intention by her to nurse, I gave her my milk in a bottle. I'm assuming because a bottle is less work, she drank! I was so happy. Within 10 minutes, she vomited up a very large amount. It was mostly mucous and strung from her mouth, so thick. I was happy that she got that up. Then I fed her a little bit more since she had vomited her last feeding and her diaper was still dry. 20 minutes later, she projectile vomiting again, loosing all that milk and the medicine I had given her. Third time was a charm and she kept an ounce and a half down. She slept two hours then it started again. Terrible coughing was followed by more poor feeding, then more vomiting of all she'd taken in. Nearly dry diapers were coupled with inability to rest at all. Around 5 am, she started with a fever of 102.1. I had just given 2.5 ounces via bottle and bam; she projectile vomited again. I prayed. I cried. I actually pleaded with her, telling her we were going to have to go to the ER and get IV fluids. And then she turned her head and opened her mouth; the universal sign that she wanted to breastfeed. She did and she kept it down. We rested, me sitting up in a chair in the living room; her laying on my chest.
- Ben and I agreed that a visit back to the Dr was warranted. Our Pediatrician heard a slight wheeze and crackles in her left lung base. White count was elevated. He made a diagnosis of pneumonia. Her oxygen level was good. We all agreed that she could come back home tonight. She got a shot of decadron and rocephin. We'll pick up breathing treatments and give those. The next 24 hours will be important. Like last night, we'll be in a constant battle to insure she gets enough fluid in her. If her intake and output improve, we stay home. If it doesn't, we get admitted to the hospital. After Bailey's shot I had to wait around to insure no allergic reaction. Ben took Chloe to the car. As I sat there by myself, I began to cry. The worry that I had pushed aside for my baby came crashing on me. Before Ben left, he said, "I know God has a purpose for this or He would have healed her already." It's reassuring to have a relationship with Christ, where you know His character and understand His goodness. When you know this, you can have peace and faith even when things are not perfect, because you know He has a perfect plan in mind and you trust in that. It doesn't mean it's easy or without heartbreak. It just means you don't feel helpless. You feel a measure of peace and hope that sustains you through your trial. I will take care of my baby tonight and God will give me the strength I need.
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- As I used a wet paper towel to remove beef stew from my toddlers fingers, it occurred to me that over the past week, I've spent the majority of my time trying to feed my kids. Illness hampers a little ones' appetite. With Chloe, my fantastical plan pretty much consists of letting her have just about whatever she wants. We have macaroni and cheese for breakfast. No problem. Her eyes are always bigger than her stomach. She'll request 3 different entrees. Last night she wanted chicken, hotdog, and fish. I will make small portions of all 3 to insure that she eats something. She will take a few bites then call out, "Mommy, I'm done!" First, she usually calls that she's done just as I've sat down to feed her sister. Second, she's a much messier eater when sick and basically requires a bath after each mini-meal. (As does the floor). Third, since it's such small portions; she's ready for another tiny feast within 2 hrs. This schedule coincides with the baby's feeding schedule. She usually eats every 2 hrs, but her appetite is changed as well. She has trouble eating with a stuffy nose and doesn't nurse as efficiently. She wears out and dozes for an hour, then she'll nurse again. Of course, worried about her hydration I encourage this frequent, on demand nursing. So with all the eating we do around here, I'm not sure how we get anything else done!
- Illness update: I'm sick again! I knew it yesterday, but kept hoping I was wrong. It's a bit more difficult to be a caretaker when you want to be taken care of. I think Chloe is finally on the mend. Very thankful! She still demands my constant attention since she feels like I'm giving so much of it to Bailey. This morning I had to laugh when I realized that as I sat on the commode, I was rocking Bailey in her bassinet with one hand and holding Chloe on my lap with the other. I've encouraged her to play with her baby dolls. She enjoys taking care of them like they are sick. She bathes them, puts real lotion on them, was discovered using the saline nasal spray in the baby doll's nose, swaddles the doll, rocks the doll, and yesterday she came in the room and lifted up her shirt and pretended to nurse her baby doll. She's also always at my elbow to help me with the real baby. She always gets me a diaper and wipe. She told me yesterday that I needed to buy the wipes she saw on TV instead of the ones we have. She said the ones on TV were "best for baby." It's amazing how commercialism catches them so young. Bailey is still very sick, although I'm optimistic that she's getting a little better.
- We went to church this morning. I have two Sundays left until I go back to working weekends. So I was very eager to go since we missed last week. We were almost an hour late. I had been up since 7:30 this morning with Bailey, but that time was spent holding her rather than getting ready. We made it for the end of worship and I enjoyed the part we caught. I got emotional, but that happens when I reflect on the goodness God has done in my life. I thought a lot this morning, before we even got to church, about how much God has changed me. I couldn't write in just one post all the changes He's made in me, but specifically I thought this morning about how I've learned to depend on His strength over the past few months. There have been some challenges in my life over the past two months especially. I had to come to realize that I could do nothing about these situations, but that I could trust that God had control over them. You can know He has control, but acting in a manner that you believe it; that's a different challenge all together. I was really amazed at how much I've learned to let go and let God do. I look forward to how much more He has to refine in me to bring me closer to dependence on Him. I used to fear drawing closer. I thought bad stuff had to happen to get close to God. Now I realize it's actually much easier when you're closer to Him and depend on His strength rather than your own. Only something as powerful as the Holy Spirit can change a person's character and reshape their thinking. I'm excited for the future.
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3 Facts for the Day
- I sit her nursing my little baby. She is one month old today. That amazes me. She has grown so much, but is still so small. She's a little more sick today. I hope it's at it's worse. When I hear her cough, it makes me want to cry. She concerned me when she first woke up today. Her coughs sounded so congested and just kept coming. I could hear her ragged breathing. I felt my heart rate accelerate a bit, but like I do at work when a patient seems to be taking a turn for the worse; I went into an autopilot mode of what I needed to do. I suctioned my baby and performed some mild chest percussion (in other words, I clapped on her back with cupped hands and her head tilted down). The saline in her nose and suctioning caused her to cry angrily, which I think broke up the congestion better than anything. She improved quickly and is doing fine. She is still coughing and congested but her lungs are clear and her appetite is good. I've been praying that God keep me vigilant to watch her for any signs of complication.
- Needless to say, things have been a little crazy around here. Basically, Bailey gets an antihistamine and gets fed. She cries for 1-2 hours without relief, then she sleeps for a couple of hours. Around two hours before she's due her next dose, she is awake, coughing, congested, and inconsolable. She cries for most of that time. So typically, if you broke time into 6 hour increments (that's how often she can have her medicine), she cries for 3-4 of those hours. Perhaps the medicine helps her rest or perhaps it's just exhaustion that finally causes her to sleep. It does help to loosen the congestion though, so I give it routinely. Last night she cried from 8:30 pm until 12:30 am. Around midnight, I began to cry too. Once again, I started to pray out loud. I think Bailey likes prayer and God must be listening too, because for the 2nd night in a row, she finally fell asleep when I did this. I prayed that she would rest, fearing that I'd be unable to handle it when she repeated this at 4 am. It so happens that at 4 am she did wake up congested but I fed and medicated her and she went back to sleep without incident.
- Today was my little sister's baby shower. I really wanted to attend. I felt like the girls were up to it. Chloe feels pretty good. She's still coughing and clingy, but she was excited to go and eat cake. Unbeknownst to me, Ben contacted my aunt this morning and asked her to come help me. I felt bad at first, but then relieved. It was a huge help. I was able to blow dry my hair which is something I haven't done in almost 2 weeks. I got to the shower ahead of time instead of an hour late! On my way there, both girls were uncharacteristically quiet. I listened to the radio and worshipped as I drove. You know, God's grace is an amazing thing. He always gives you just enough to handle the situation. His strength comes just when yours runs out. My situation may not seem like a big deal to some. Conversely, someone else's big deal, may not seem like much to me. Each one of us have our own trials. God knows how they affect us and He alone knows just how much help we need to get through it. I'm so glad Ben and I are not in this alone.
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3 Facts for the Day
- Sickness continues here at Gowen Infirmary. Bailey is sick, but could always be worse. When she coughs, you can't help but be shaken because of her age. When she coughs it sounds like she's choking on the secretions and then she'll take in a huge breath. It makes me want to cry every time she does it. Despite the scary sounding quick inhalations, she actually is having no respiratory distress. She is still eating very well. So overall, I'm blessed that she's handling the virus so well for being so tiny. She awoke at 2:30 this morning with congestion. I used saline spray and a bulb suction for her nose. She hated it! But it worked so well! So we already have the typical "Mommy knows best" relationship that kids hate so much. After 2 hours of being awake, feeding, rocking, bouncing, and singing; she was almost asleep. Then suddenly her eyes popped open and she let out a shrill cry. Nooooo! She couldn't do this after all we'd been through in the past two hours! I audibly cried out "dear Lord Jesus, please help me!! Please come down and comfort this child! I can't!!" Then I noticed she was silent. I looked down and she was asleep. I'm ashamed to say it surprised me at first. Then I was like, thank you Lord!! She didn't wake up again until we all did.
- I'm really getting frustrated about Chloe. She is not getting well quick enough for me! Her cough continues. Today she was so flushed and ran a little fever again. Her little body is really fighting this junk. She has been very clingy today. I know she doesn't feel well, but I also think that my extra attention to baby sister is not going unnoticed by her. I typically exaggerate in my blog for humor, but seriously; I think she's said "hold me" a total of 36 times today. And guess what? I've held her every time. It just breaks my heart to have two sick babies!
- And that brings about fact three. It is hard to care for two sick young children. Wow. I had no idea. I'm really getting initiated. I should be able to handle anything after this. My Critical care nursing job has nothing on my unit I've got going on here. I've gotten decent at rocking two babies to sleep at once. I'm keeping 2 different medicine dosages and schedules going. I got a check in the mail today that I absolutely had to deposit. That meant I would have to get the girls out. What a chore! It took over two hours to get out the door. There were several times when both were crying. I felt like I was loosing my cool and at one point said a curse word. It was the bad one! It was under my breath, but wouldn't you know it; Chloe heard it and of course immediately repeated it. Ouch! Mommy fail. For all the struggling and stress I feel under, it's so worth it when I hold them both. Because the thing is; Mommy makes them feel better. And that makes Mommy feel better. We're persevering. Their immune systems are being strengthened and my resolve and deep love for my children is being strengthened as well.
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In linux I use ifconfig to figure out which interface to listen to when capturing packets
I know
I am specifically interested in recording traffic received from a specific peer. In linux my script creates a temporary socket just to use
asked 17 Apr '13, 23:19
You can use dumpcap with option -M. That will print the IP address of the interfaces (unfortunately tshark does not know -M).
1. \Device\NPF_GenericDialupAdapter Adapter for generic dialup and VPN capture network 2. \Device\NPF_{A3940B42-C4FC-408A-992A-4950283AFE0D} VMware Accelerated AMD PCNet Adapter (Microsoft's Packet Scheduler) LAN-Verbindung 192.168.158.139 network
answered 18 Apr '13, 01:30
Kurt Knochner ♦
And so we learn something new every day :-)
(18 Apr '13, 01:37) SYN-bit ♦♦
That's one reason why I'm here. Learning new things about a tool I'm using for quite some time ;-)
(18 Apr '13, 01:42) Kurt Knochner ♦
Is there any reason not to just dispense with the -M option and modify -D, -L and -S to simply print the added information that -M would have supplied? (Well actually, I'm not sure what, if anything, -M adds to the -S output, despite the help indicating, somewhat cryptically in my opinion that, "for -D, -L, and -S, produce machine-readable output".) And then of course, for tshark and wireshark to also display that added information in their -D and -L output as well.
(18 Apr '13, 06:09) cmaynard ♦♦
it prevents the header from being printed. Why is that better 'machine readable'? O.K. you don't have to handle that header, but skipping one line of input is not unsolvable ;-)
BTW: from the file dumpcap.c.
a comment of print_machine_readable_interfaces() says:
apparently, the output of 'dumpcap -D -M' is identical to 'dumpcap -D -Z none'.
(18 Apr '13, 07:27) Kurt Knochner ♦
OK, well -M has been around for a while now, since r22367, so I'll let those more familiar with it comment as to whether or not it's acceptable to remove it and change the -D, -M and -S behavior.
(18 Apr '13, 08:35) cmaynard ♦♦
You can use
answered 17 Apr '13, 23:57
SYN-bit ♦♦
Sorry ... no correlation that I can see ...
(18 Apr '13, 07:10) nhed

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The September 2018 decision was decided in Cameco's favour in its dispute of reassessments issued by CRA for the 2003, 2005 and 2006 tax years. Four judges have found that Cameco complied with both the letter and intent of the law.
"We followed the rules, yet this 12-year dispute has caused significant uncertainty for our company and our stakeholders at a time when we have been navigating through some of the most challenging global market and economic conditions we have ever faced," Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel said.
The earlier ruling held that Cameco's marketing and trading structure involving foreign subsidiaries, as well as the related transfer pricing methodology used for certain intercompany uranium sales and purchasing agreements, were in full compliance with Canadian laws for the tax years in question.
In April 2019, a subsequent decision by the Tax Court awarded Cameco C$10.25 million in legal fees and up to $17.9 million in disbursements for costs incurred as a result of its dispute with CRA, which have been upheld.
The CRA now has until November12 to seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, which could add another two years to the timeline to reach a definitive decision on the matter.
Should the CRA not appeal the decision, Cameco expects to receive a refund of $5.5 million plus interest for instalments the company paid on previous reassessments issued by CRA for the 2003, 2005 and 2006 tax years, as well as the costs awarded by the Tax Court and Court of Appeal.
However, the latest ruling is not binding on the 2007-2013 tax years, which were also reassessed by the tax authority.
Canada's federal government currently holds $303 million of Cameco's cash and $482 million in letters of credit which the company had been required to pay as instalments on the reassessments issued by CRA for all tax years in dispute, tying up what Cameco characterises as "a sizeable amount of the company's financial capacity".
With both court decisions in its favour, Cameco will ask government to return these instalments to the company, even if leave to appeal is requested by CRA.
"Cameco's position has prevailed at every stage of the legal process. If CRA feels the laws aren't written the way they want, then it's clear they need to approach the government to change the laws moving forward, not continue to pursue the same arguments over and over again before different courts and expect a different outcome," said Gitzel.
Meanwhile, the CRA is pursuing similar audits of Franco-Nevada, having issued reassessments for the 2012-2015 tax years, saying revenue collected in Mexico and Barbados was subject to Canadian tax laws. "The company does not believe that the CRA reassessments and proposed reassessments are supported by Canadian tax law and jurisprudence," the company said late last year.
Meanwhile, the CRA conceded to a settlement with Wheaton Precious Metals in December 2018, in lawsuits similar to those of Cameco and Franco-Nevada, regarding reassessments under transfer pricing rules of the 2005-2010 tax years.
CRA's apparent overzealousness reaches down to the exploration tier too, with juniors shoring up cash reserves to fight the tax authority on its interpretation of flow-through share incentives. To this end, Seabridge Gold has secured $14.1 million to make deposits to the CRA, covering potential liabilities stemming from reassessments of earlier exploration expenses.
The CRA advised Seabridge last year the company had been reassessed with $2.15 million tax owing and Seabridge said it also expected a reassessment of flow-through investors for an aggregate of $11.8 million.


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Honeymoon is the best time of the newly wedded couples that they celebrate together in a delightful way. It is the time couples come closer to know the feeling of each other celebrating the moments in a enjoyable way.
There are various wonderful snorkeling and diving places in the national park of Koh Chang. Koh Chang is currently developing into an important destination for diving with many dive outfits on this island....
Kohchang is the second largest island in Thailand. However, one of the reasons why you need to know more about this island is that it is...
On January 26, 2555 at the Miss Read witty parrot-Trad provincial governor has called for state agencies related to traffic management on the island. After a local newspaper headline in red that The outcry in the public sector....
The well-known SATTE exhibition going to work on their 20th edition of South Asia's biggest B2B tourism and travel trade exhibition accomplished huge achievement. The managements of the industry...
Koh Chang is one of the largest islands among the 52 islands of Trat. It is also the second largest islands in Thailand after phuket....
Koh Chang is Thailand's second largest island. It seems that beauty and perfection of nature is completed on this island. This site provides you with the most recent and updated information on Koh Chang. If you...
Over the last few years, many people did not know Koh Chang. However, it has turned to a vacation destination for many people within a...
Klong Son Beach is good for:
peace and quiet
sandy beach
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Klong Son beach (or Had Klong Son) is located on the north of Koh Chang. Nice bay at the very top of the island. Pure white sand stretch of beach, shaded with coconut trees. Klong Son gets very low numbers of visitors with the bulk of the backpackers and tourists alike speeding south enroute to Koh Chang's finer and more popular stretches of sand.
White Sand Beach is good for:
night live
sandy beach
variety of restaurants
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Koh Chang's most famous stretch of sand, at over 2km long there's certainly room for everyone! Lined with bungalows, food stalls and shops this is one of the best beaches in all of Thailand.
Klong Phrao Beach is good for:
tranquil surroundings
gorgeous rocky landscape
all sorts of activities
quiet and peaceful
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Situated on the somewhat less glamorous, northern side of the Koh Chang Island, Klong Prao isn't all that much of tourist destination, especially for those who are in need of a true holiday experience of the exotic kind.
Lonely Beach is good for:
great sunset
cheap and peaceful retreat
all sorts of beach activities
perfect for family
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Also known as Kai Bae Beach, this is the spot to catch a great sunset! A few small shops and food stalls are along the beach, a good spot to chill out away from the crowds at White Sands Beach.
Bangbao Bay is good for:
seafood restaurants
Short description:
A well-sheltered bay with a small and quiet beach. It is a fishing community where residents still live in houses built on stilts and are connected by wooden bridges. There are a growing number of tourist shops, scuba dive outlets and seafood restaurants offering a good selection of seafood.
Salak Khok Bay is good for:
pretty, unspoiled area
traditional Thai community
quiet and peaceful
Short description:
There aren't so much attraction in Salak Kok, but tourists can Kayak among the mangroves. Salak Kok Bay still has a fishing community that doesn't change so much in many years, a great place to see the real traditional Thai community.
Koh Chang Tourism is sending out an electronic newsletter with the latest news, events and offers from Koh Chang. We would be happy to inform you as well! Insert your email:


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This week's topic is Top 5 books on my current TBR that I'm excited about! These are going to be different from the ones on my November TBR, I'm showcasing some other books I'd love to get to as soon as possible.
Stalking Jack the Ripper (Stalking Jack the Ripper#1) by Kerri Maniscalco
This is the first book in a very popular historical, maybe paranormal-fantasy series. I've heard amazing things about the first two installments and about the romance specifically.
The cold weather makes me want to curl up with a darker book, and I'm suddenly in the mood for historical, which I never am, so this has been calling my name lately.
Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust
This is a standalone fantasy, retelling of Snow White. If I'm honest, I've never really liked Snow White, I've never been into her storyline BUT, in this case, it has some feminist themes thrown into the story, AND a female-female relationship.
We all know I'll read anything as long as it has f-f romance.
Truly Devious (Truly Devious #1) by Maureen Johnson
I am in a mystery-thriller mood. I mentioned it on my November TBR, I'm already planning on reading one this month but in case my need for this genre isn't fulfilled with just one book, THIS is what I'll grab next.
It's YA instead of adult, and it's also the first in a series, so that will make it feel a bit different from the thrillers I've been reading, but I'm just as excited to get to it.
The Beauty of the Moment by Tanaz Bhathena
To mix this up a bit I thought I'd throw a YA-contemporary story. I'm always down for a cute or hard-hitting contemporary novel and this is my most recent acquisition.
Lala from Booksandlala read this earlier on in the year and she really enjoyed it so I'm hoping I'll love it too.
The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Again, with the mystery-thrillers. I'm just craving all of them okay?? Let me read in peace.
This was very popular when it first came out and I've read some impressive reviews that only praised this, which makes me even more keen to pick it up.
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The head of the CDC FFU: "Long argued that can be considered force majeure"
We will remind, in the middle of last week Pervomaiskoye Naftovik-Ukrnafta and FC Poltava are unable to prepare the field for matches 1 / 4 finals. The matches took place, respectively with Dynamo and Shakhtar. The Donetsk club is actively pursued to Poltava awarded a technical defeat, but the FTC decided that the matches will take place, it will happen only in the spring.
Earlier, the President of UPL Geninson stated that the available dates in the calendar for spring no.
"We have long argued that can be considered force majeure. Must understand that if the heating field is not mandatory for clubs participating in this tournament, but that doesn't mean they should move the games to other stadiums," said Shumilov in comments to the TV channel Football 1.
"They did everything that depended on them, and the weather is quite changeable factor. Not talking about that just was cold, and the clubs don't have time to pick up the snow, it was cold, and with high humidity this led to the fact that the field was frozen. Based on this, we decided such circumstances to recognize force majeure", — concluded the head of the CDC.


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Over 90 Minnesotans have contacted their legislators over the past few weeks to oppose $20 million in state bond funds for First Avenue's proposed concert venue at Upper Harbor Terminal on the North Minneapolis riverfront.
North Minneapolis residents wrote about how the project prioritizes private developers' interests over community members' and perpetuates racial and environmental disparities. While these writers' voices are their own, we share their concerns. >>
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FMR board member featured in 'Architecture MN'
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It's time to pause $20M ask for Upper Harbor Terminal
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There is a fundamental problem for New Labour's preoccupation with a mythical middle England. Contrary to received opinion, there is no empirical evidence for the withering away of the working class. Manual workers still account for a close to 40 per cent of total employment. When you add in clerical and secretarial work the non-managerial, employed labour force stands at some 15 million – approaching two in three jobs. A small proportion of the growth areas in the economy have been accounted for by a rises in computer managers, software engineers and programmers. But the real growth has been in the service sector, which has witnessed a massive expansion in cleaning and support workers, and increased work among the caring occupations – for example, care assistants, welfare and community workers and nursery nurses.
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