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things to do while you wait

Go out for pizza!
Pizza not pictured.

Arrange some of your new Star Wars action figures into an attractive display.
How many Admiral Motti figures can you see?

Read trashy magazines.
We are so glad Tori and her mother have reconciled.

Arrange some of your vintage Star Wars action figures into an attractive display.
Yellowed Stormtroopers to the rear, please.

Nintendo!!!
Yes, Mimi still has her pleistocene era Game Boy, complete with Tetris.

Enjoy some of the fine comic books you got for a quarter each at the latest comic convention.

Why, yes, that is Francis: Brother of the Universe, the comic book adaptation of the life of St. Francis of Assisi. I now have two copies!

Get comfy and watch crappy TV shows

... starring David Caruso!
Oh, David Caruso ... were you ever handsome?

Still pregnant. OB appointment tomorrow in which we will discuss how long we wait before we take steps to move this thing along. In the meantime, trying to enjoy the relative calm that is our life together.

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Anonymous said…
You could bust your knuckles on more Ikea furniture to pass time. Thinking of you guys. Trying hard not to call and ask you a bunch of questions to which you want answers as well--most of which have to do with David Caruso.
-daniel
6:03 AM
Anonymous said…
I think getting "comfy" is probably a bit of a stretch at this point. Don't worry, Mimi, comfort will return...just not any time soon.

We're thinking of you guys and have our fingers crossed that the next part will start...like maybe this afternoon. Between episodes of Inn Love, of course. ;-)

-Michelle
10:08 AM
Anonymous said…
Oh my goodness.
You two crack me up.
Puhleeze let this baby come so there will finally be an adult in the house.
Love you, miss you, pushing/pulling for you.
KT
7:03 AM
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