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A year ago and Georgia
Nov. 27th, 2002 10:56 amThis morning, a number of envelopes arrived addressed to Ryan and Beatrice. They are sitting in a small pile waiting for tomorrow - the twins first birthday. Consequently, I have been busy remembering what I was doing ( a year ago )
Yesterday, Georgia visited bearing gifts (birthday presents for the twins and a "Congratulations on surviving" present for Dom and I). ( A visit from Georgia )
Ryan has a cold, so has been coughing in an ear-piercing and pathetic fashion (one eye on the adults in the room whilst making this miserable noise). Fortunately, he does not seem to be too bad. Beatrice is her usual happy, smiling self. A letter arrived with all the twins post confirming the diagnosis that the doctor gave us last week - that she does not have cerebral palsy.
In other news, I have managed seventy-five chapters, so am into editing the last quarter of my book. This means that, odd as it sounds, I will soon move onto something new.
Yesterday, Georgia visited bearing gifts (birthday presents for the twins and a "Congratulations on surviving" present for Dom and I). ( A visit from Georgia )
Ryan has a cold, so has been coughing in an ear-piercing and pathetic fashion (one eye on the adults in the room whilst making this miserable noise). Fortunately, he does not seem to be too bad. Beatrice is her usual happy, smiling self. A letter arrived with all the twins post confirming the diagnosis that the doctor gave us last week - that she does not have cerebral palsy.
In other news, I have managed seventy-five chapters, so am into editing the last quarter of my book. This means that, odd as it sounds, I will soon move onto something new.
