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earnstone wrote:
The nurses and doctors were really perplexed about what in the world kind of game we were playing!
We are also expecting our first baby and my understanding is that if you are comfortable enough to play a game, you should be at home and not at the hospital. Were you playing games while she was having contractions or were you waiting for a scheduled c-section? I'm just trying to understand the labor process.
My wife and I went to the Hospital one day because she was having fairly light contractions. But the Kentucky Wildcats were playing a first round NCAA Game that day and I needed to take the day off of work. So we went in anyway.
They sent us home that night (but my mission was accomplished), we had our oldest daughter about a week later, while Kentucky was playing Syracuse in a later round game. It was pretty loud in the waiting room, where I was thrown out of the delivery room for wanting to keep the game on...
We were actually waiting for a scheduled c-section, but we know lots of couples who have had really long labors...plenty of time to fit in a game or two...
The nurses and doctors were really perplexed about what in the world kind of game we were playing!
Every single time we break out a card game at work, whether it's Dominion or San Juan or RFTG or anything else, we get the same question from passers-by: "Are you guys playing Magic?"
