I started my morning off by sending an update to our donor family. I felt the need to share with them that Ethan’s echo looked good and there are no signs of rejection. I shared how Ethan is doing his thing and Nichole is along for the ride. They need each other and one can’t survive without the other. Nichole’s sister wrote back saying my timing was perfect and that she was getting ready to have breakfast with family. She could share that news at breakfast. I thought that was heart warming. My back felt pretty good today. We did lots around the house to get ready to leave. Paul was washing the windows, I dusted some things. He helped me change the sheets on a few beds. I organized Avery’s bedroom, which has been needed for several months. I put things in boxes and labeled them. That took up the majority of my morning. Ethan has his 12:00 therapy appointment tomorrow and his 1:15 ultrasound appointment. We are starting the week off strong for appointments. I have a gut...
I think Paul’s way of getting back at all the tricks is to pack his own bag. I made him a list of what he should bring so that it didn’t get out of control. We will have a washer and dryer. Once he has these things, he can decide if he feels like he needs more. The list was simple. He spent about an hour “packing” which consisted of him showing me shirts that he still had from 20 years ago that had holes in them. With me asking the same question “Why do you still have that?” Or “Are you ever going to wear it?” And “Throw that away!”. He knew it was mildly annoying me but we laughed through it. I was busy getting my things together with a similar short list. I can utilize every inch of the carryon to make sure we can bring it all. Paul finishes packing and leaves to go about his Saturday. I went over to his clothes packed and start going through them. I have learned I need to do this. Here is what I found: No underwear. (Wrong!), 2 bathing suits (correct), PJ bottoms (correct...