Just got back from the doctor's. No progress.
I'm going to be pregnant for the rest of my life.
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Originally designed to be a site where I told stories about what it was like to be an engineering graduate student, but after two years of actually being a site with various random stories about motherhood, home renovations, nieces and nephews, shoe bargains, and anything else that popped into my head with only the very occasional nod to the blog name, I finally bit the bullet and started a new blog.
Updated December 31, 2007
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2 comments:
The ONLY good thing about this is that now you can stop dusting. I know, it's not much.
Just remember this much. You can have no sign of anything happening - and still have a baby by the next day. REST. NOW. Resist the urge to nest. Because that urge can come and go. And even stay.
And before you know it, you've spent the day dusting, and doing laundry, and cooking, and cleaning, and cleaning floors, and paying bills, and more... and go to bed at midnight - and wake up at 2 a.m. in labor and have a baby by 11:40 a.m. And you're exhausted because you did too much, and didn't rest.
Not saying how I know this - but it's true. So rest as much as you can!
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