No Worries . . .

So my husband informed me last night that I probably ticked off half of the people that work for the county. In all seriousness, no offense was meant to anyone. Although, I still I have issues with the security, but I'm a little on the paranoid side. I'm also a little on the clueless side. Just ask any parent that happens to come to the front office of our school when I'm up there. I have no idea what to do and believe me I don't hide it. I like to look proficient that way.

While I'm on the subject of my school, I have to say that Tina in finance rocks. "Rocks" - now there's a really professional term. But she got my employment letter to me in record time. I really appreciate how helpful she was. My ob/gyn doctor also rocks - there's something you don't hear everyday, but when I asked him for a health letter last week, that had to be notarized, he said it was no big deal. Then yesterday afternoon, one of the ladies called me and said they had it ready. It was so not a hassle. And now I promise never to mention that doctor again. Just in case any boys read this blog.

Next week Patrick and I have to go to our general practitioner to get our physicals done. We have to have bloodwork. Now having blood drawn doesn't bother me in the least. I mean when I was pregnant I think I had blood drawn 800 times (give or take about 775). When I had Andrew they kept drawing blood to see if I needed a transfusion (see the Beginning post - no I do not know how to link it and I'm too lazy to figure it out). I figured if they kept sucking blood out of me, I would need a transfusion. Anyone about to pass out yet? Now Patrick, well he's not exactly a big fan of needles or blood or doctors in general. So hopefully, we won't have to pick him up off the floor. I'll keep you posted. On the other hand, if he does pass out it will make for some good drama :)

This is Courtney signing off until later . . . (I just said that because it sounds reporterish and official - I'll talk to ya'll later)