Cute kitties too
@MyAussieGirl. Those green eyes on that one shot are mesmerizing!
I told you hubby is a SAINT! All you had to do was mention he was ready to assist you in
collecting those dreadful samples and I was sold! But that man is lucky in the sense that he has himself a kind, loving, softhearted sweetie who is as silly as the day is long. He has to be entertained by you as we all are!!
Many relationships weather rough patches before they level out. Marriage isn't easy as most will attest to. You two sound as though you're in a great spot. Continued happiness, Aussie Girl!
My husband was great too. You just don't know how they'll be at playing nurse until they're tested. The thing that amazed me most about my husbands care during the first two weeks was that it was necessary for me to wake him in the middle of the night, every night so I could pee. I hated calling his name. I felt awful even trying to hold it longer some nights until I realized it was silly and I was going to end up needing to wake him anyway! I slept on a recliner for two weeks, he was in the bedroom. I had to wear the DVT cuffs while sleeping. He'd get up, wait for me to clunk into the bathroom with my walker, back out to the chair. He'd get me fresh ice packs, hook my cuffs back up and go back to bed. I had to laugh one night...I called his name.....then when he answered I said "Can I go to the bathroom please?" His response was "I don't know, can you?" It was funny, as he meant it to be but I can't say I could exhibit the same sense of humor after being roused from a dead sleep!
Love ya Aussie Girl, hope you have a great day! The rain is here and it's only 63 degrees right now......I'm sending it your way, haha.