Here’s the good news…..
business and life are good.
Here’s the bad…
it leaves little time for the pursuit of hobbies or blogging.
Oh well, as long as the kids are happy and healthy and we are all happy together, that’s really all that matters!
Till the next time I blog (which hopefully will be before 2012)…. I hope anyone who finds my little personal spot here on the net, enjoys this post I wrote a while back and just recently stumbled upon….
It’s always something!
Today marks my oldest son’s 9th birthday. The memories of being pregnant, childbirth and our first few days together are forever etched in my mind as some of the best, if not THE best, moments of my life. And even if I knew then what I know now, I would, to the amazement of many, (I’m sure), still do it all over again.
Today, in the category of “it is always something”, I had the distinct opportunity of calling our veterinarian only to be honored with the “weird vet call of the day” award. You see, while preparing the afterschool snack ritual, I found my son’s extended release ritalin on the floor, crushed and spread all over the tile. Fortunately, school is over, he had a good day and didn’t drive his teacher too crazy. Unfortunately, we have a 4 month old kitten.
Are you getting the picture yet? A kitten on ritalin is not a good thing (although it is hard for this writer to contain her laughter). Kittens are hyper enough as it is, the last thing they need is a stimulant! Imagine the kitten gleefully swinging from the ceiling fan, jumping onto the TV and then on top of the laptop. Repeat this scene several times, in fast forward, and you may just have the image of a kitten on ritalin.
The news from the vet is not good. Possible side effects range from hyperactivity to seizures. So, now I am faced with the decision — cancel my son’s birthday dinner with Grandma because we may need to monitor the kitten or assume the kitten didn’t eat enough of it to cause damage and go forward as planned.
You see, it is always something. Nothing is ever as it seems and rarely are plans made and kept without some alternate scenario to consider. Today it happens to be a possibly extra, super hyper kitten. Tomorrow quite possibly vomitting. One never knows…..
Oh the joys of Motherhood!
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