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Jul. 6th, 2005 10:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jule1122Program note for those of you who have LOGO. Tonight is Erasure night!!!! I can't tell you how excited I am. At 8pm eastern time Andy and Vince will introduce vidoes that are special to them, theirs and others. AT 9 they are showing The Tank, The Swan, and The Balloon. This is an old concert of theirs that was designed to be like a Broadway show. It is very campy and very, very gay. It was done in 1992 so the music is obviously older Erasure. If you can, please watch. This is really an amazing show. Of course there are no words for how much I adore Erasure. Andy Bell was the first gay man I ever fell in love with, and I still love him madly. In April, I went to Chicago and saw them live two nights in a row. They absolutely own me. For boring reasons behind the cut, I'll probably miss most of it, but I really hope some of you will give it a chance.
Tonight I am most likely going to fail a test for the first time outside my driver's test. My husband's family owns an ambulance company. Rick has been an EMT since he was 18. He's been a fire chief for 6 years as well. Four years ago, he talked me into going to EMT school. I went to see if I would like it. I discovered I like the theory of it (class was fairly easy for me), but I hated the actual practical aspect. I have no desire to actually treat people. Between lack of interest and the boys, I let my card expire. Well, Rick signed me up for a test that will allow me to renew my card. I've been cramming the past few days, but it doesn't look good. I don't really want my card back, but I hate the idea of failing.
One weird thing I learned reviewing the book, by definition my sons were miscarried. The technical definition of a miscarriage or spontaneous abortion is "fetus and placenta delivered before 28 weeks gestation." My sons were born at 27 weeks. It does say the baby may survive at 24 weeks or beyond. That just struck me as so odd. Sometimes things will just remind me of just how miraculous it is that the boys even survived let alone are healthy now.
Tonight I am most likely going to fail a test for the first time outside my driver's test. My husband's family owns an ambulance company. Rick has been an EMT since he was 18. He's been a fire chief for 6 years as well. Four years ago, he talked me into going to EMT school. I went to see if I would like it. I discovered I like the theory of it (class was fairly easy for me), but I hated the actual practical aspect. I have no desire to actually treat people. Between lack of interest and the boys, I let my card expire. Well, Rick signed me up for a test that will allow me to renew my card. I've been cramming the past few days, but it doesn't look good. I don't really want my card back, but I hate the idea of failing.
One weird thing I learned reviewing the book, by definition my sons were miscarried. The technical definition of a miscarriage or spontaneous abortion is "fetus and placenta delivered before 28 weeks gestation." My sons were born at 27 weeks. It does say the baby may survive at 24 weeks or beyond. That just struck me as so odd. Sometimes things will just remind me of just how miraculous it is that the boys even survived let alone are healthy now.
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Date: 2005-07-07 10:05 pm (UTC)