I'm bored, and have no life.

back from denny's...mmm, belly full o' pancakes. :P

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

Oh well, I guess what I found. Eggs. Of course they're not bp eggs, but I have two nice crestie eggs. These are her first, and I'm trying not to freak out. I have them all settled, but I just have this feeling they aren't going to hatch. *sigh* I don't know why, but I'm just a spaz. It would be so awesome to have some crestie babies!!

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are you incubating the eggs? it is not uncommon for a female's first clutch to be infertile, so if they don't hatch you can't blame that on yourself. i hope you get some babies!

Right now Im working 36-48 hour weeks at work in 3-4 days a week, then coming home and working at least that many hours on building/cleaning/feeding snakes and rats :P

Ooops I never finished my thought.... so Im not bored, but I have no life :P. But Im the one who made the choice, so I will sleep in the bed :). All of my racks are almost done, so I will have a brief rest from that soon.

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Originally Posted by sweety314

Christie---No reason why you can't avoid the laundry and toys!!! Motherhood is a FT job, yes, but we need "vacation" and "do-nothingness" time too. I see it as a case where if I can take just a little bit of time for ME by doing nothing of the job, then I'll be recharged and can do a better job as mom for Robin. :)

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Yesssss, validation!!!! :clap:

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Originally Posted by mlededee

back from denny's...mmm, belly full o' pancakes. :P
are you incubating the eggs? it is not uncommon for a female's first clutch to be infertile, so if they don't hatch you can't blame that on yourself. i hope you get some babies!

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We had pancakes for dinner last night. Glad Denny's hit the spot.

I'm incubating the eggs, but I had heard that it's not unusual for a first clutch to go bad. That's why I'm not attached to them. I'll be estatic if they hatch, but if they don't I won't be too surprised!! I'd love to hatch out some cool babies though. :D

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Originally Posted by JLC

Personally, I am quite glad for that mildly bored feeling at the moment. We had a big party for my 13 year old yesterday...swimming and everything. And all the girls stayed the night, too. Ohmygosh, who knew a pack of girls could be SO loud and rowdy??? I've been craving QUIET ever since the last one finally went home...and am finally getting some. :)

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Ack!! :O Oh my!! I think I would still be hiding under the bed ... terrified. Glad the party went well, and that everyone is in their own houses now. ;) I think it would take the rest of the week to recover from a stress like that.

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Originally Posted by worldcupkeeper

well it sounds like everyone had a great day :giggle:, I had a VERY bad game today, well half the team didnt show up, then came home to clean out the carjust to pack it FULL of plants for moms swap tommorow. Now I have to sleep and be at the swap at 9, well atleast theres a creek nearby, bring on the reptiles:partyon:

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Sorry to hear about your game. What sport? I hope you have a better day today!! :D

My big exciting accomplishment yesterday was that we got our wedding invitations sent yesterday...envelopes addressed and all the bits stuffed in and everything. Rick helped but he thinks he may have forgotten to put the stamp on the reply envelope on some of them. =P

And Cleo pooped, which is always good! Room for more MORE MOUSEY! She was very slithery and strong last night when we had her out...snake aerobics. =)

Carmen's been in shed all week so I've been aching to hold her. Hurry up and shed, will ya?! Can't wait to see if her color changes at all...=)

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

I'm incubating the eggs, but I had heard that it's not unusual for a first clutch to go bad. That's why I'm not attached to them. I'll be estatic if they hatch, but if they don't I won't be too surprised!! I'd love to hatch out some cool babies though. :D

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wait about a week and then candle them. if they look pink inside they are probably good but if they look yellow they are probably infertile. wait 2-3 weeks and candle them and if they are good you should be able to see some veining. if they are infertile--still yellow. don't throw them away though if you think they are infertile--keep those babies incubating until they are caved in, molded over, smell funny, etc.--basically until there is NO question. sometimes they surprise you. :)

Can do!!! :worship: I planned on keeping them until they are horribly odorous or I had babies. :psychotic