Bitsy and I got home last night at about 9 o'clock. The trip back was pretty good, but I have discovered, Bitsy has an internal homing system. She starts fussing about an hour & 20 minutes from home...every time. I stop, change & feed her, let her stretch her legs & get back on the road. Then we hit the town we used to live in and she starts fussing again and cries until we get home...about 30 minutes. Yuck.
But it really wasn't too bad. BabyGirl was waiting up for me. The boys tried, but didn't make it. Bitsy was happy to see her dad & sister. At first she wasn't sure what to do with them, but that didn't last long.
This morning BabyGirl woke up with a fever & sore throat. She has an infection & is on antibiotics. It's a good thing I came home last night instead of waiting until this morning.
I'm exhausted. End of story.
And it's that time of the week again. Ask FarmWife. And while you're asking, you can look for something for me. Darren Brass from TLC's Miami Ink gave a man a tattoo a few years back to replace his medical alert ID bracelet. The man was diabetic & the tattoo was beautiful. I'm trying to convince Daddy to get one (he's on board with the medic alert bracelet, but not sure about the tattoo). Even Mama's on board...I think. So if you can find the picture for me, I'd be supremely appreciative.
2 comments:
I am so glad that Daddy is doing well enough to be thinking about tattoos and bracelets.
Sorry about the homing device on Bitsy, but I know exactly what you mean!
Lots of hugs and love to you!!!
check out this site for medical alert tattoos
http://modblog.bmezine.com/2005/12/21/medical-tattoos/
or
http://www.diabetesmonitor.com/m62.htm
hope these at least help I could not find the pic from Miami Ink but another idea is have someone draw a tattoo personally for your Dad. Then it could look like anything he wants it to and still serve the right purpose. There are some good articles about tattoos and medical alerts.
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