Seems to be that the curse of bad luck continued after my last post. After I’d returned the Husqvarna quilting machine to the dealer I bought it from I received an email to say that it had arrived damaged and despite sending it back in its original box and hard case the courier wouldn’t accept responsibility for the damage and that it would cost me £250 to have it repaired. I’m left wondering how the machine has been damaged when neither the casing that houses it nor even the box has the slightest bit of damage to it. I don’t have the money to pay for repairs at the moment so it’ll have to wait. It never rains…
Today, as I approach my thirtieth week of pregnancy, I am trying not to go into hormonal pregnant mother meltdown at the thought of my baby going to hospital for an operation tomorrow. Really, I know that I need perspective. I know that there are parents in the world that have to watch their children suffer day after day after day. This is a minor op, but still I dread the thought of my baby boy going under a general anaesthetic. You know, I have always believed that I don’t have much of an imagination but boy, do I surprise myself at the scenarios I can come up with in times of worry! So while the rational side tells me to keep things in perspective I’m not doing too well at keeping the (over)emotional side in check.
On the up side…
… because we like good news here. I’ve just noticed that the Larger Family Life Facebook page has hit the big 100! It may not seem much to you but it’s a big number to me and made me very happy to see. Thank you! If you haven’t joined up already you can do so by clicking right here.
Until tomorrow…
