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Crazy Conversations

Since I like to post crazy conversations with my kids, I thought I should let you know where they get it from. The apple really doesn't fall far from the tree. Both of these happened while I was in labor with Danica.

First Example:
I was in pain but hadn't dilated enough to do anything. I was moaning and complaining.
Dwayne: You should try to think of other things to help take your mind off the pain.
Me: Like what? This hurts.
Dwayne: Think about cleaning the house or laundry or something.
Me: Fool, I'm in pain. Do you really think I want to start thinking about household chores?
Dwayne: That's the first thing that came to mind.
Me: (All I could do was roll my eyes)
Dwayne: Okay, think about Boracay beach in the Philippines. Remember the powdery sand. Blah, blah, blah.
Me: That's better but you're still stupid.

Second Example:
At this time, my contractions were less than a minute apart. I had to stay on my right side because the baby's heart rate kept decelerating during each contraction. I was in so much pain and uncomfortable. Tears started rolling down my face.
Dwayne: You didn't cry with the other two. Are you getting softer as you age?
Me: Why don't you get in this bed and have some contractions so you'll know how I feel.
Dwayne: All I know is you didn't cry before.
Me: Are you calling me a punk. I ain't no punk.
Dwayne: (laughs uncontrollably while the nurse tells us we're her favorite couple in labor and delivery).

Comments

Anonymous said…
Y'all are ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS!!!!

Chip off the old block right?

Trinimerican
bklynq said…
You and your husband are a mess!!!
Anonymous said…
Well at least you took it all in good humor. I've seen several a couple appear to be on the verge of a domestic issue in the L&D room. lol
Lonna
*Tanyetta* said…
HILARIOUS and I"m so glad you were both able to have fun during it all :)
Anonymous said…
Too funny!!! That is one of the reasons why I love you all. You all can be real, see the humor and move on.

It is amazing how they (our husbands) think l&d is so easy because we have a high tolerence of pain. If only we could trade places for a few minutes.

Red

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