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<title>T&apos;Mahk Too - Comments on *poke poke* ... is she in there?</title>
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<description>Sorry, I guess I was spaced out, there. Here I was wondering why I&apos;m pretty much only getting spam, and it turns out it&apos;s cause I haven&apos;t posted. It&apos;s a rare at-a-loss-for-words moment. Oh, that that I&apos;m really at a...</description>
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<title>By kelly</title>
<description>hey, if repeating yourself helps then go for it ;o)  

I know what you mean, not knowing how to respond to &quot;how are you doing&quot;... I never know how to answer that question either, even going through SMALL problems like Daniel&apos;s boss leaving unexpectedly... much less big ones.  Sigh.  I remember feeling bad for not feeling &quot;bad enough&quot; when Scott died.  It sure is confusing, even WITHOUT having to provide a day by day &quot;honest evaluation&quot; of your condition.  

I usually answer &quot;I think I&apos;m still in shock&quot; to all but my closest friends, because that excuses both the tears and the lack-of-tears, at least until most people quit asking me, and it doesn&apos;t sound as super-holy as &quot;walking in faith&quot; ... hee hee, I hate sounding super-holy, I hope that doesn&apos;t count against me in Heaven.  :o)  </description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hey, if repeating yourself helps then go for it ;o)  </p>

<p>I know what you mean, not knowing how to respond to "how are you doing"... I never know how to answer that question either, even going through SMALL problems like Daniel's boss leaving unexpectedly... much less big ones.  Sigh.  I remember feeling bad for not feeling "bad enough" when Scott died.  It sure is confusing, even WITHOUT having to provide a day by day "honest evaluation" of your condition.  </p>

<p>I usually answer "I think I'm still in shock" to all but my closest friends, because that excuses both the tears and the lack-of-tears, at least until most people quit asking me, and it doesn't sound as super-holy as "walking in faith" ... hee hee, I hate sounding super-holy, I hope that doesn't count against me in Heaven.  :o)  </p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Apr 2007 18:37:19 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>By Leigh</title>
<description>  I never knew how to respond to people after my miscarriages, either.  After my last one (the one that happened at 17 weeks) my SIL, thinking that she was helping, told EVERYONE about it, and then everyone proceeded to call my house, day and night.  Which was, you know....nice and all.  But...I really just kind of wanted to wallow in peace for a little while without having to tell someone every five minutes that I was fine, kwim?  And I remember being so sad that Jared was not going to be three years old when we had another baby (it turns out that he WAS still three, because I got pregnant with Lukey the next month, but at the time I was sure that he would be at least four before we were blessed again.)  I have no idea why that was a big deal to me.  I guess I just wanted them closer together, but at the time it was a very sad thought that he might be four.  Odd the things that bother us, isn&apos;t it?

 You know...maybe I would blog more often if I did not write blog-length comments on everyone elses blogs.  LOL.  Anyway...still praying!  :o)</description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>  I never knew how to respond to people after my miscarriages, either.  After my last one (the one that happened at 17 weeks) my SIL, thinking that she was helping, told EVERYONE about it, and then everyone proceeded to call my house, day and night.  Which was, you know....nice and all.  But...I really just kind of wanted to wallow in peace for a little while without having to tell someone every five minutes that I was fine, kwim?  And I remember being so sad that Jared was not going to be three years old when we had another baby (it turns out that he WAS still three, because I got pregnant with Lukey the next month, but at the time I was sure that he would be at least four before we were blessed again.)  I have no idea why that was a big deal to me.  I guess I just wanted them closer together, but at the time it was a very sad thought that he might be four.  Odd the things that bother us, isn't it?</p>

<p> You know...maybe I would blog more often if I did not write blog-length comments on everyone elses blogs.  LOL.  Anyway...still praying!  :o)</p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Thu, 26 Apr 2007 07:55:28 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>By KatieCO</title>
<description>Oh, I SOOO know those feelings!!  Even the &quot;now the pattern is messed up&quot; ones (&apos;94, &apos;96, &apos;98, &apos;00 then m/c, &apos;03...).  I&apos;m sorry.  I really, really am.

I&apos;m sending chocolate! :o)</description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh, I SOOO know those feelings!!  Even the "now the pattern is messed up" ones ('94, '96, '98, '00 then m/c, '03...).  I'm sorry.  I really, really am.</p>

<p>I'm sending chocolate! :o)</p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Sat, 05 May 2007 10:01:54 -0500</pubDate>
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