This is a cell phone picture of the rear view mirror on Tim's car this afternoon. It's hot throughout the West. Here in Vegas, it's nothing short of hooves, horns, and pitchforks. Granted, the thermometer tends to be more affected by the pavement and notches up a few degrees when traffic slows, but the official high was still 116. The National Weather Advisory has issued something called an Excessive Heat Warning.
Running around the office today, Tim was asked several times, "Do anything fun for the 4th?" Typical polite office conversation where no one really expects a real answer, but still, let's use a little judgement. Brandi is a week away from giving birth and it's an absolute sweatfest, when you're not pregnant. But when you've got a full sized Easy Bake Oven strapped to your chest, it becomes a major health concern. There aren't exactly a lot of options for us on such a traditionally outside holiday. We couldn't even come up with the patriotism to spark up the barbecue for a couple all American burgers and ended up ordering a pizza. Something "fun" for us these days consists of a single word: surviving. Each day we don't end up in the E.R. with heat stroke IS a holiday. Happy Birthday America!
Thursday, July 5, 2007
But It's A Dry Heat
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Hooray for July 12! I'm sorry about the heat in Vegas. I thought 101 was bad for SLC. We are thinking about you!
We're glad you're so excited for July 12th, but we're crossing our fingers that she's out by the end of the day July 11th. They're inducing me just after midnight (on the 11th) and I don't think I'm ready for a labor that goes for 24 hours. As for the heat, Tim's been really great and hasn't made me go outside at all. When are you coming to visit us?
If you want to wait until the 24th, I give you full permission to use my name. Tempting, I know.
You'll need to ask Bethany for the exact details, but I believe Paisley will forever be privy to a free Slurpee at 7-11.
Dang, two days! If there's any advice I could offer up, it is to not be *too* attached to any one birth plan. My friends have all said that their labors didn't happen the way they had always dreamed (for example, an emergency c-section). What's most important, though, is that Baby and Mommy are safe and happy. There's no doubt your doctors are going to do a GREAT job!
We can't wait to get a peek at your new baby girl!
good luck kiddies.
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