Paul
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Translation fun
In my efforts to get my WordPress theme on the official theme directory, I had to update the .pot file. I started out with a manual process, and eventually settled on a completely automated process (as any good developer should).
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Weather Day at Miller Park
So on Thursday the three of us joined other RVA families in attending a baseball game. It was a bit cold, but we had a lot of fun.
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Lessons in hypocrisy
Today was Namine’s field trip. We were excited and we had a great time, but the day got off to a bad start.
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Book club
Yesterday evening Namine joined in an online book reading. Four children, herself included, read from books of their own choice.
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Chicken soup, hold the chicken
Namine is definitely getting better, but she’s still not 100% yet. So I made her some chicken noodle soup.
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Special Needs follow-up
Yesterday afternoon, Namine had an appointment with the Special Needs department head.
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Another late night
We went back to Urgent Care last night. Namine’s cough had changed, and we were concerned that something might have traveled to her lungs.
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Easter bulletin board
It’s been more than a week now since Easter Sunday, and I still haven’t posted about our bulletin board. That’s kind of fitting, since we didn’t even get the board up until the night before Easter.
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A weekend of sickness
Things often don’t go as planned. This weekend was one of those things.
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Cheesy noodles
Jessica is the master chef, and I’m like the plongeur or something. But she was sick, so I threw something together for Namine and myself.
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Easter Sunday
On Sunday Namine and I went down to Jessica’s sister’s house for Easter lunch.
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Reacting to negativity
A question was asked on the Pierre Robin Sequence board: As a parent to a special needs child, do you get offended when people ask “whats wrong” when they see a trach or something out of the norm with your child? how do you react to the question?