Jaye (
jayes_musings) wrote2005-09-26 04:02 pm
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Well, I suppose it had to happen sooner or later, and if I'm perfectly frank, I'm surprised it's taken this long. #2 son has broken his collar bone...first broken bone with either boy. Of course, I was in class this afternoon, come home to find the boy not home, and I start checking his friends' to see if he decided to stop off there, but no one's seen him. Then I come back home to find to call the school and find #1 son on the phone with hubby...calling to say he's at the emergency room. Of course, #1 son hangs up before I can say let me speak to him. So will just have to wait until they get home...whenever that'll be...to find out how the boy is.
Poor sausage.
Poor sausage.
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I'm glad the kid's okay. Broken bones seem to come with the territory of kids, especially male ones. I should know, I have a brother whose skull is slightly lumpy in places from all the times he's cracked his noggin, lol.
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Yeah...like I said, I'm kind of amazed it took this long (he's 11) and the older one hasn't broken anything.
(And yes, I'm a lazy arse to log out *g*)
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Wow, you have a son who hasn't broken anything? Are you sure he's not a robot or a cyborg???? ;)