Another week and the work load is just growing exponentially. It seems like every action I do produces more work. I make some materials - I need to measure them in different conditions, I measure them and I find out I need to make different materials, and so on. It seems that days have become shorter and shorter since I cannot fit everything into a day's work. But I guess that it gives one a reason to wake up and go to work.
The MRS. and myself are almost entirely ready for CJ's arrival. And that means at least in the operative sense. We got everything we need for the child (including cloths, furniture and all the little things an infant needs) or at least we think we are ready. I bet that once CJ arrives we will find out how many things we still need to get/buy.
The Israeli community in the Boston area is like a Kibutz, you can get anything passed on to you and there is no need to purchase anything. The down side to this community is the fact that everyone has suggestions and thoughts (like any good Jew) and they are not shy in conveying their thoughts and planting stupid ideas in the brains of others. We are trying to keep an open mind, yet we use (or at least I do) a lot of criticism regarding anything we hear.
I was computerless for 2.5 days this week, as my computer was being fixed at the Apple store. I must admit I was going through withdrawal symptoms while I had no computer. It isn't as if I sit and use the computer ALL the time, and we do have two more computers at home, but the fact that I didn't have the possibility to use MY computer was the real problem. However, I finally got my computer back and like a junky getting his fix, all my symptoms were gone.
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