2005/09/23
The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.
The place of the father in the modern suburban family is a very small one, particularly if he plays golf.
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Just got off the phone with Gary. I have come to the conclusion that I have too many phones...land lines, computer lines, cell phones.....Skype, Trype, Hype. sheesh
Catherine had her operation this afternoon at 1 PM. it took two and one half hours. She chose to have local anesthetic (six paiful needles in the neck) and a 'mild' sedation so that she could be relatively awake and responsive to the doctor's questions, thereby assuring them that she was OK and there were no complications (little errant platelets to the brain) happening. She could have opted to be knocked out but chose to be talkative instead........after awhile I think they got tired of all her talking and put her to sleep anyway, and she woke up in the recovery room. All went well, phew. It was nice having Margot here to cheer and support us both during this ordeal, and she and I spent a lot of time today talking over cups of coffee and even a glass of wine ( we are both winocerouses!). If all goes well I will be able to bring Catherine home tomorrow.
PEACE
The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.
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Just got off the phone with Gary. I have come to the conclusion that I have too many phones...land lines, computer lines, cell phones.....Skype, Trype, Hype. sheesh
Catherine had her operation this afternoon at 1 PM. it took two and one half hours. She chose to have local anesthetic (six paiful needles in the neck) and a 'mild' sedation so that she could be relatively awake and responsive to the doctor's questions, thereby assuring them that she was OK and there were no complications (little errant platelets to the brain) happening. She could have opted to be knocked out but chose to be talkative instead........after awhile I think they got tired of all her talking and put her to sleep anyway, and she woke up in the recovery room. All went well, phew. It was nice having Margot here to cheer and support us both during this ordeal, and she and I spent a lot of time today talking over cups of coffee and even a glass of wine ( we are both winocerouses!). If all goes well I will be able to bring Catherine home tomorrow.
PEACE
The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.
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