Incredible Guilt
that's what i feel. after so much of my own hounding of a certain person (whose blog sucks) about how long we have to wait between posts ... here i am having made no additions to this fine blog in about a week.
my apologies to the readers.
so, what's going on?
i was out of town on monday and tuesday, so i missed the first day of our childbirth classes. i pictured the teacher and all the other students frowning disapprovingly as kimmy introduced herself and made excuses for her absentee husband. aside from that, i was also just plain bummed to miss it. starting next week it's the perfect attendance award for me, though.
what else is going on?
i got MVP Baseball 2005 for playstation. it's without question the best baseball video game made to date, as evidenced by the fact that i was able to pitch a one-hitter with brett tomko (the ass-monkey), and hit two home runs in a single game with omar vizquel. in all other respects, i assure you, it's pretty damned realistic.
in other news, we're still working on the nursery ... turning the closet into an extension of the room where we can keep the changing table and dresser. kimmy's washing all the baby clothes that we've inherited (other people's babies are dirty, you know), even though she's about a month away from her severe-nesting-instinct-phase that will drive her to wash them all over again.
that's about it. my apologies for the hiatus, and i guess for the lameness of this entry as well.
my apologies to the readers.
so, what's going on?
i was out of town on monday and tuesday, so i missed the first day of our childbirth classes. i pictured the teacher and all the other students frowning disapprovingly as kimmy introduced herself and made excuses for her absentee husband. aside from that, i was also just plain bummed to miss it. starting next week it's the perfect attendance award for me, though.
what else is going on?
i got MVP Baseball 2005 for playstation. it's without question the best baseball video game made to date, as evidenced by the fact that i was able to pitch a one-hitter with brett tomko (the ass-monkey), and hit two home runs in a single game with omar vizquel. in all other respects, i assure you, it's pretty damned realistic.
in other news, we're still working on the nursery ... turning the closet into an extension of the room where we can keep the changing table and dresser. kimmy's washing all the baby clothes that we've inherited (other people's babies are dirty, you know), even though she's about a month away from her severe-nesting-instinct-phase that will drive her to wash them all over again.
that's about it. my apologies for the hiatus, and i guess for the lameness of this entry as well.
posted by Ben at 7:31 PM
4 Comments:
Hmmm...maintaining a blog is harder than it looks, eh? Oh yeah...I officially challenge you to a game of MVP Baseball 2005 when I next visit your home/place-of-business. I will KICK YOUR ASS (after you teach me how to play, that is).
i check the blog every day, and am thrilled to see this entry, lame or not. p.s. your mama love you
Oh wow, you must have felt like crap!! No wonder Kim's e-mail to me about the class was sooooo sketchy. But, she stilled used the pronoun "we" when she wrote about it. Momma J.
I will be to busy washing the nursery walls and scrubbing every square inch with a toothbrush to re-wash clothes. Oh... and making Ben do every last damned household repair I can come across!! Kimmy
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