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Professor Doctor Menke, here is your paper....
02/17/04
Professor Doctor Menke, here is your paper....
...
So, yes! Yes! I have done it! I have, after arduous labour, birthed my proverbial eleven-pound child of a history paper! I laughed, I cried. I experienced the entire range of human emotions! If only to hold him for just.. a... moment longer...
*sniff*
If only my heart should always be so joyous.
Now, to have it analyzed for genetic abnormalities, passed on through the maternal side...
And, BTW, it's kinda funny. If my Mum saw this she'd have a fit. She hates it when I make analogies about birthing children (I do every so often because I know it makes her fume and she's so cute when she fumes). She says, "You have no iDEa, Cass!" Or something to that effect. Psht. Mothers of six, what can I tell you? :)
10 comments
Comment from: jc [Visitor]
I hate papers! Glad you got through yours. question: Is Sar our one and only seth? I'm curious as to how she is doing.
02/19/04 @ 20:44
Comment from: Jen [Visitor]
And who is the father of this bouncing baby essay? Congratulations!!
02/20/04 @ 07:10
Comment from: Cassie [Visitor]
Yep, the one and only, JC. :) She's doing well, but you might want to ask her yourself here, since she noses around here every so often. :)
Thank you Jen, I couldn't be prouder!
The father is named "coffee."
02/20/04 @ 08:56
Comment from: JC [Visitor]
Really? *waves* Seen any trenchcoats lately?
Email me sometime. johncreagan at yahoo.com
02/21/04 @ 14:12
Comment from: Sarah [Visitor]
Hey, JC! : ) I will...
I was reading in my Human Growth and Development textbook yesterday in a marathon five-chapter sprint that labor is 16 hours on average the first time. I don't care how your breath. You can't beat 16 hours. I will be a sobbing, sweaty, miserable wreck, Cass. Now tell me who's gonna want to take that home?
02/21/04 @ 17:35
Comment from: Cassie [Visitor]
I don't know, Sar, I just don't know.
heh.
I guess that's one of those "cross that bridge when ya get to it.." type of things.
02/21/04 @ 17:48
Comment from: martini [Visitor]
*chuckles*
Most time I ever spent on one paper was six months. ;)
02/24/04 @ 10:24
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