yawn, ....

[ryandalling]

We learned the cat cow at our birth class. Apparently it's good for pain relief and dislodging the kid from your pelvis if he's breech.

... and here I was thinking that NW section of the DMF was really boring today. 

[Visolara]

its good for other "things" too.

[ryandalling]

its good for other "things" too.

When doing this... you the cow or the cat? 

[jdubbs32584]

When doing this... you the cow or the cat? 

cat

 

[duc_fan]

We learned the cat cow at our birth class. Apparently it's good for pain relief and dislodging the kid from your pelvis if he's breech.

While I'm sure my mother would appreciate this (she's working on her degree in Nursing), this is a bit of information that I (as a guy) never had any desire to know.

Though on the off change I ever get married, and she ends up carrying a kid who's in there breech, I'll try to remember this little pointer. 

[Visolara]

While I'm sure my mother would appreciate this (she's working on her degree in Nursing), this is a bit of information that I (as a guy) never had any desire to know.

Though on the off change I ever get married, and she ends up carrying a kid who's in there breech, I'll try to remember this little pointer. 

You may want your significant other to "practice" the Cat/Cow while your, well, watching her from behind. 

[Betty Rage]

While I'm sure my mother would appreciate this (she's working on her degree in Nursing), this is a bit of information that I (as a guy) never had any desire to know.

Though on the off change I ever get married, and she ends up carrying a kid who's in there breech, I'll try to remember this little pointer. 

Trust me Dan, that bit of info is the tamest bit compared to what you COULD be hearing. That's nothing. Ask Mo, he's learned a lot.

[NEIKOS]

You'll like this . . . on average breasts increase by 15% in size during preganancy/lactation.  Woo hoo! 

[Mother]

Except... I'm not a Republican.    Technically, I'm registered as "no party affiliation" (as I was for the two years I lived in Iowa, as well).  I'm one of those unusual right-leaning independents who embraces conservatism, but refuses to "tow the party line".

well that's just lazy conservatism now isn't it

 

[duc_fan]

Trust me Dan, that bit of info is the tamest bit compared to what you COULD be hearing. That's nothing. Ask Mo, he's learned a lot.

I know.  I just felt the need to make a smart-alecky remark.   

well that's just lazy conservatism now isn't it

 

I prefer to think of it as "non-angry" or laid-back conservatism.    Besides, there are some really stupid things the party-line Repubs have done (granted, I think there are a lot more really stupid things the Dems have done, but that's a discussion for somewhere other than this board).  Won't get into the details of which policies I do or don't agree with, we'll just say I prefer to think for myself.  As Gen. Patton used to say: "If everybody is thinking alike, somebody isn't thinking."