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Aug. 8th, 2007 10:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
same_skyHow is it possible that I am home all day every day every week now and I still have a to-do list that is a mile long? My baby gives me at least one super nap a day, and sometimes two. Occasionally even three! I don't know how she established this pattern, but she gets up in the morning, goes back to sleep promptly, and sleeps until around eleven. I have the entire morning to do stuff! Conveniently, I am a morning person when it comes to productivity (not when it comes to getting my ass out of bed) so this should be perfect! For a brief moment there a few weeks ago, I thought I was actually going to finish up with all of those things that I need to do. I was crossing things off right and left. And then.. it became time to really contemplate the fact that my in-laws are arriving in September, and we should prepare for that. For one thing, we should hang up anti-creepy curtains in the sunroom. We have agonized over this choice of window treatments since we moved in, but we actually bought curtains last week and have started putting them up. Five out of nine rods are in place, but the curtains all need ironed. (Something else that I have thought of doing this week without actually doing.)
By the way, I was really surprised to find that my insurance company had paid for the delivery appropriately, and with only a few scattered phone calls and glitches. Of course, that was before the $4,300 bill the hospital just sent, claiming that the insurance company didn't pay for anything related to Evelyn's stay in the hospital. Oi. The fact that I have an Explanation of Benefits from the insurance company with the amount paid clearly stated? That means nothing to them. And, I'm sorry, dear hospital, but I am not about to pay you four thousand dollars when the insurance company has already paid you. It just isn't going to happen. You know, I thought having insurance made it easier to pay medical bills. Silly me!
Brag about a baby's super nap and she will invariably wake up early. I hear her talking over the monitor.. best go check on her.
By the way, I was really surprised to find that my insurance company had paid for the delivery appropriately, and with only a few scattered phone calls and glitches. Of course, that was before the $4,300 bill the hospital just sent, claiming that the insurance company didn't pay for anything related to Evelyn's stay in the hospital. Oi. The fact that I have an Explanation of Benefits from the insurance company with the amount paid clearly stated? That means nothing to them. And, I'm sorry, dear hospital, but I am not about to pay you four thousand dollars when the insurance company has already paid you. It just isn't going to happen. You know, I thought having insurance made it easier to pay medical bills. Silly me!
Brag about a baby's super nap and she will invariably wake up early. I hear her talking over the monitor.. best go check on her.
