Still waiting
Our little son, whose name will be Hamish Macbeth (not really), refuses to come out of his mother.
The doctor says that if he hasn’t been born by Monday, we’ll make a “birthing plan.”
There’s little else to report. I finished reading Down a Dark Hall by Lois Duncan:
It was a slow burn, but the last pages were – as kids these days like to say – fire.
(Its cinematic adaptation, released in 2018, isn’t well regarded.)
Next, to read another boarding school classic: Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock. Copies have become readily available due to the popularity of the new miniseries. I’ve only seen the movie of 1975. It’s one of my favorites.
The doctor says that if he hasn’t been born by Monday, we’ll make a “birthing plan.”
There’s little else to report. I finished reading Down a Dark Hall by Lois Duncan:
It was a slow burn, but the last pages were – as kids these days like to say – fire.
(Its cinematic adaptation, released in 2018, isn’t well regarded.)
Next, to read another boarding school classic: Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock. Copies have become readily available due to the popularity of the new miniseries. I’ve only seen the movie of 1975. It’s one of my favorites.
