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HEYZ! just filling in this blog right after my family visit.
IT went GREAT!
We got a substitute mum though because the mum that we were
supposed to have visited was suddenly 'unavailable on tuesday mornings on
tuesday morning'
But I like our substitute mum, she warmly welcomed us to her home
just after having been notified 20 minutes earlier.
And she had the loveliest little babycalled LukeREally cute, nice and quiet and nice smelling.Very smiley and gurgly baby.And he fell asleep halfway through our conversation (with his mum of course)And boy, was he a sound, peaceful sleeper.SO cute.Think about little baby angels floating around in those commercials. I loved their house, particular theirnice plush soft leather sofas and the little hearth with an electric fireThe mum was truly open and tolerant of all our blundering questionswhich was really good because we learnt lotsa stuffwhich you probably couldn't have gotten from textbooks as this was all about personal experience and feelingsReally nice.I like it.I think I might actually have overcomed my fear of little babies It was really kinda funny becausethis morning on the bus, me and Lyn were discussing babies and she wastelling me that she didn't like babies when they were in the stage where their heads were really small.well, I agree with her, they look fragile then.Probably the trauma of having broken the heads barbie dolls off. WELL, Mr Death ( my partner for this trip ) ( refer to below)was not too bad. I still think ( if not more than ever ) that he is a snotty nosedarrogant prick. BUT still capable of holding a decent conversation.I found myself having to bring the freaking conversation back to the mother and baby whilst he rambled on and onabout our medical course and at one point appeared to be giving her the whole prospectus about the course. GEEZ!!!!!sigh... BUT it was not a disaster as I said, we had a very nice mum and an ultra cute baby.HOpe we get to see them next term. GOo gooo GAh GAH...