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Just for those unfamiliar with either our weird family setup, or polyamory in general, I present to you taste of the "poly lifestyle."
This is how wacky it gets around here.
A couple of days ago, Casey and I did a lot of yard work, clearing out the overgrown ivy, privet, and blackberry vines near our driveway so we aren't eaten alive by plants when we get out of the car to open and close the gate.
Later that day, he worked on his computer, which is giving him annoying display failures -- still can't quite figure out where in the video card <-> motherboard <-> cabling issues it seems to be. It doesn't seem to be the monitor and probably isn't the CPU.
That evening, I was on my laptop, and Audrey sent me an IM to tell me she could see the baby moving under her skin! How exciting is that? I love that she shares these things for me. It's really helping me feel like part of the whole process. Soon, I'll probably get to feel the baby moving myself. I can't wait. Audrey and I aren't involved in the belly-snuggling way like she and Casey are, but she's eager to share this baby with me, even now.
Today, Casey is off at Audrey's house because she has far more computer skill than I do, so they're working together on his computer. He stopped for hay on the way, so we can clean the chicken coop. In the meantime, I'm sorting out adult and baby clothing into piles -- cut up for rags (or baby wipes), bring to Thrift Town, try to sell on ebay. Most belong in the middle category. Later, I'm going to do a little sewing and tidy the kitchen a bit.
I might henna my hair. It's Saturday, after all -- gotta live it up.
This is how wacky it gets around here.
A couple of days ago, Casey and I did a lot of yard work, clearing out the overgrown ivy, privet, and blackberry vines near our driveway so we aren't eaten alive by plants when we get out of the car to open and close the gate.
Later that day, he worked on his computer, which is giving him annoying display failures -- still can't quite figure out where in the video card <-> motherboard <-> cabling issues it seems to be. It doesn't seem to be the monitor and probably isn't the CPU.
That evening, I was on my laptop, and Audrey sent me an IM to tell me she could see the baby moving under her skin! How exciting is that? I love that she shares these things for me. It's really helping me feel like part of the whole process. Soon, I'll probably get to feel the baby moving myself. I can't wait. Audrey and I aren't involved in the belly-snuggling way like she and Casey are, but she's eager to share this baby with me, even now.
Today, Casey is off at Audrey's house because she has far more computer skill than I do, so they're working together on his computer. He stopped for hay on the way, so we can clean the chicken coop. In the meantime, I'm sorting out adult and baby clothing into piles -- cut up for rags (or baby wipes), bring to Thrift Town, try to sell on ebay. Most belong in the middle category. Later, I'm going to do a little sewing and tidy the kitchen a bit.
I might henna my hair. It's Saturday, after all -- gotta live it up.