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August 27, 2002
Hello!
Last night Sabrina came over and the kids and I made a carrot cake for Dr. Bray. If you like carrot cake, maybe I've said it a thousand times but I'm telling you, TAKE MY RECIPE. Sabrina went home early, the kids conked out at a decent time and when I should've been shaving my legs I was sorting out the last batch of pictures. I beg you, please, come over to browse through my albums. I feel complete bliss and pride over my accomplishment.
There are now four people in Operation Organize (Double O). If you want freedom, the boat is still docked. You're welcome to join.
We missed Fear Factor, caught the tail end of Dog Eat Dog and watched the parents pick the date show and when it was all over we admitted watching them was a waste of time. Honest to GAWD, why do those people do that to themselves? Really, I didn't have time to worry about them, it was 11:30 and I had a date to prepare for.
I woke up to a gorgeous morning. I iced the cake and brought Brandan to Annabelle's. Dr. Bray's office was packed full and I could hear him around the corner talking shop talk. Little did he know, I was patiently waiting there for his response to my life changing question; in his professional opinion was it within my best interests to have another child. Remo and I had made a decision we both felt comfortable with. Obviously there's only two options, I was just minutes from discovering which was mentally AND physically right for us.
My blood pressure was 100/70. The lowest it's ever been in my whole life and perfect testament to the incredible calm I felt.
In typical Allisun fashion, I was in and out and in and out of his office like a yo yo with just one more question, and then on the drive into the office, I had a thought. Wouldn't it be fun to post an entry that lets you know we do in fact have a plan, and then leave you hanging till I can whip up my next entry?
I thought you'd see things my way. So till next time,
Allisun
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