[Malley]

What was wrong with the baby?

[sdb]

Originally Posted by aberry33

Had to take the baby to urgent care last night. Only got about 5 hours of sleep after 3 straight days of lifting. Today is my cardio day and unless this coffee starts working a miracle I think I'm going to take the day off.

oh wow! is everything ok with her/him?

[aberry33]

Yeah it wasn't an emergency or anything. She is 9 months old and had two ear infections at once a couple of months ago. She had fluid running out of her eyes and nose like crazy. Well she started getting those same symptoms over the past couple of days and it turned pretty bad last night so we decided to take her up there at the last minute so she wouldn't have to wait until a doctors apointment the next day to get some meds in her. It turns out she does not have an ear infection which is good. The doctor thinks it is some sort of virus in/around her sinuses so there really isn't a whole lot we can do other than let it run it's course and keep an eye on her temperature. We did get some prescription eye drops to help keep her eyes clear.

The coffee is starting to kick in so I think I'm going to try and get to the gym to do a cardio session. Ugh.

[sdb]

we've had our fair share if illnesses. Luckily my mom was the office manager at the pediatrician's office for over 10 years, so she has seen enough to "diagnose" ear/sinus infections and just call he doc to call in meds without us having to make an appointment.

hope your baby gets to feeling better. I know it takes a lot out on the parents when a little one is sick.

[Big Guns]

Glad to hear that she is OK.. When fluid starts running out of their eyes and nose....they are filled up! LOL Sorry, just trying to bring some humor to scary situation. It sucks when the children can't tell you what is bothering them. I have the same issues w/ my grandson. He feels crappy but can't tell what hurts. It's sad. Tough for me. Nothing digs my heart more than a crying baby.

[1quick1]

what's up workout crew.

My quads are sore!

[1quick1]

mmm chicken and green beans. Simple, clean, effective.

[1quick1]

don't mind me, just talking to myself.

Should I start my 8 page paper that is due in two days instead of dicking around on the web?

Someone want to do my assignment for reps





Select an organization with which you are familiar. Prepare a 1,750-2,100-word paper in which you address the following as it relates to that organization:
a. Examine the roles and responsibilities of leaders in creating and maintaining a healthy organizational culture
b. Differentiate between management and leadership.
c. Describe the roles that organizational managers and leaders play in creating and maintaining a healthy organizational culture.
d. Explain how the four functions of management support the creation and maintenance of a healthy organizational culture.
e. Recommend at least two strategies that organizational managers and leaders can use to create and maintain a healthy organizational culture. Support your recommendations with the concepts discussed in class and in the text, as well as your personal experiences.
Be sure to cite at least two sources in your paper.
Properly cite your references. If you used an electronic source, include the URL. If you used a printed source please attach a copy of the data to your paper.

[Big Guns]

I did chesticles tonight. 100lb DB incline 8 and then 7. WOOHOO. I'm gettin lean...infact I look like a GOD in the gym all pumped on waxymaize and Size On. I wanted to touch myself!!! lol

[aberry33]

Oh man am I glad I'm done with school. Took me 6 years to get a 4 year degree. I remember sitting in class and every single day in almost every class looking up at the clock every 5-10 minutes praying that it would hurry up. Now that I look back on it I don't see how I actually finished when I think about how much I hated it. I loved the university life and kinda miss it now and actually miss some classes but overall I am so glad I don't have anymore homework or tests to study for.

[aberry33]

I did get to take quite a few classes that related to working out and the body though. I probably couldn't even list all of them. In all probably about 5-15 classes that touched on the subject in one way or another.

I'll never forget my human anatomy lab class though. Got to dig through actual bodies. That class was so hard and so interesting at the same time. On an old, dead shrivled up body every single muscle looks the same, every artery, vein, etc. That class (and human phisiology now that I think about it) pushed me harder than any other class I ever took. It's a very weird feeling when you are looking at or digging around in a body knowing this was a living person not too long ago.

[sdb]

I will start working out again this weekend!!

[Sens]

Just off for a monster back session! It's gonna be intense!

@aberry, I'm at uni at the moment and I'm loving it. Think you must've taken the wrong subject if you found it boring. I sit in lots of my classes and get annoyed that they're finishing, I want to sit and learn more about it.

[bmx2962]

Originally Posted by 1quick1

mmm chicken and green beans. Simple, clean, effective.

I envy you. I hate living on campus when it comes to food. I can't cook for myself, and all the cafeteria food is cooked mysteriously and unhealthily. (Which makes it impossible for a calorie counter like me to do my thing. )

I need to find an apartment for next year or I think I'll go crazy.