OMDG--Maybe. He did retire to the bathroom shortly after and didn't emerge again before I left. There just didn't seem to be much interest or excitement involved with either of the parents. It made me kind of sad for them.
Grump--easy assessment I guess! hahah (fine motor skills intact no texting aphasia).
When my daughter was born, she was a C-section and they had a screen to prevent me from looking and passing out. I can't imagine sending a text - although it would be to the new grandparents, aunts, and uncles - and it would have to be one handed, because at least one hand was holding the hand of the ex-wife.
If I am close enough to hold her hand, I am also close enough to be punched for paying more attention to the phone than to her, or the new baby.
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Maybe he was just trying to keep himself from passing out? I don't know, just doing the whole benefit of the doubt thing....
I see this all the time in neuro emergencies in ER. Sometimes it's even the patient, using their working hand.
I think the sign of the End Times is that man also paid $3.95 for his Katy Perry ring tone...
OMDG--Maybe. He did retire to the bathroom shortly after and didn't emerge again before I left. There just didn't seem to be much interest or excitement involved with either of the parents. It made me kind of sad for them.
Grump--easy assessment I guess! hahah (fine motor skills intact no texting aphasia).
Chris--Hahahah! Yes indeed...
My first thought was the same as Old MD Girl's.
When my daughter was born, she was a C-section and they had a screen to prevent me from looking and passing out. I can't imagine sending a text - although it would be to the new grandparents, aunts, and uncles - and it would have to be one handed, because at least one hand was holding the hand of the ex-wife.
If I am close enough to hold her hand, I am also close enough to be punched for paying more attention to the phone than to her, or the new baby.
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