Showing posts with label baby fever. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby fever. Show all posts

Monday, October 29, 2012

Top Ten Things...

The top ten things I've noticed thus far about pregnancy are:
  1. Pregnant women can win any burping competition, hands down.
  2. Flatulance... and you can't always blame it on the dog.
  3. Bloating - hello?!  Seven pounds for what?  The thing isn't even the size of a pea yet.
  4. I'm crampy, not to be mistaken for cranky. 
  5. There is no pregnancy book out there that can prepare you for the night sweats.  S-A-T-U-R-A-T-E-D
  6. I'm hungry...all the time.  Not much different than usual, but noteworthy.
  7. I've never been so thirsty in my life, sometimes waking up at 3a.m. for a bottle of water.
  8. Oh, and what goes well with a bottle of water at 3a.m.?  Frequent urination. 
  9. Forget "morning sickness", what about feeling car sick with or without a car?  Knock on wood I've skipped over the "vomit" stage, however the queasiness is hit or miss.
  10. Sheer exhaustion.  I'm the "sleep 8-10 hours only to have enough energy to shower and go back to bed" type of exhausted.
If you haven't figured it out already, Justin and I are expecting. It appears my aforementioned baby fever has developed into a full scale illness better known as pregnancy.  28 weeks to go!

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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Baby Fever

My best friend Jennifer-Marie welcomed her beautiful baby Jocelyn to the world this past Sunday.  I guess that makes me an Aunt, sort of.  It also makes me officially the only one in my circle of friends who has not tried his/her hand at procreating.  Practicing, yes.  Procreating...not so much.  For whatever reason it seems my husband and I have always found a reason not to have a baby.  Either he wasn't ready, I wasn't ready, our bank accounts weren't ready, our dog may not be ready, our home repairs/updates weren't ready, our relationship as a couple wasn't ready, etc.  At almost thirty we're perfectly content to babysit for friends and family and then send the little boogers home.  We'd done our research on local daycare facilities, talked to my doctor, but really we were just waiting for the right moment when the stars aligned before making that commitment.  I know, I know... if you wait for the right moment you'll never have a kid.  There's never a right moment.  I've heard that a million times.  Although now it seems my mindset is changing.