June 2003
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Four hours
Not that I’m counting but that’s all the sleep I got last night. Hence I’m knackered and can’t really be bothered doing anything. I’ve struggled to do anything productive work wise, and the redesign has stalled (no thanks to finicky CSS mind you…). So it’ll be some telly and then bed methinks. Ohh and I…
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Caution is the watch word
Good news. After a ‘relapse’ of sorts she is much much much better today. Looking like she will be discharged on Monday as they want to keep her in tomorrow just to make sure. The sight of her sitting up in bed, smiling and not holding her side and grimacing in pain is… well… hard…
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Update
This may become a bit of an outpouring as I’m tired and emotional at the moment. Louise is doing fine. She was in a horrible amount of pain over the last two days, and it was very hard watching and trying to help her through it. A culmination of events meant she was without pain…
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Who needs it?
Louise is doing well, a bit sore but in good spirits otherwise. Ohh and of course she is now minus her gall bladder. She should be home tomorrow, can’t wait. And, in light of any time to actually find out what is going on in the rest of the world (spent most of the day…
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How male or female is your brain?
The Essential Difference (via Gert). OK, BEFORE I do the tests I’ll guess that it is either balanced or leaning towards female. Off to take tests… EQ – Empathy Quotient: 35 (average for a man 42, average for a woman 47)SQ – Systemizing Quotient: 23 (average for a man 30, average for a woman 24)…
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The op
So tomorrow my beloved wife goes under the knife. She is having her gall bladder removed. These days that’s a minor op as it can be done via keyhole surgery, unless they have any hassles in which case they’ll just slash her mid-riff open and yank it out. For those of you who don’t know…