Okay, I admit it
I'm the worst blogger ever! My only excuse is that late pregnancy is agonizing (and I mean that as dramatically as possible) and that I think I have every uncomfortable symptom there is.
Anyway, here's a list of things that have been said to me lately that I think some might find amusing, some might sympathize with and others might not get the big deal about:
1. Bagger at grocery store: "Looks like you got a big load there."
2. Co-worker of Juan's and someone at meeting: "You carryin' twins??"
3. A sympathetic, nice lady: "Oh honey, aren't you due yet? You look so uncomfortable."
4. Stranger in Wal-Mart (which explains a lot, actually): "That's gonna be a big baby."
5. My mom: "[The above comments] are actually compliments. They mean you look pregnant, not fat." (What???!!)
So I technically have two weeks left, but I won't cry if the baby comes out sooner. Other than the dirty dishes in the sink, I feel ready. Oh, and a quick aside, since this is how my brain works these days: I've recently started ironing Juan's work shirts and pants instead of dropping them off at the dry-cleaner and it's really annoying work. Who can possibly enjoy this? I feel like wrapping a kerchief around my hair and calling myself Bessie.
Here's some new worries:
1. The baby will actually be a boy, who will look pretty ridiculous in the pink going-home outfit I have packed.
2. The baby will be eleven or twelve pounds and look like a hamhock.
3. I will lose completely my already thin grasp on a clean house.
4. My cats will feel neglected.
5. Poop, lots and lots of poop.
Next time I'll post some pictures of me (because I love the "big load" comments) and some random pics of the baby's room, etc. I'm a little too lazy right now to find the camera. More later, folks!!
Anyway, here's a list of things that have been said to me lately that I think some might find amusing, some might sympathize with and others might not get the big deal about:
1. Bagger at grocery store: "Looks like you got a big load there."
2. Co-worker of Juan's and someone at meeting: "You carryin' twins??"
3. A sympathetic, nice lady: "Oh honey, aren't you due yet? You look so uncomfortable."
4. Stranger in Wal-Mart (which explains a lot, actually): "That's gonna be a big baby."
5. My mom: "[The above comments] are actually compliments. They mean you look pregnant, not fat." (What???!!)
So I technically have two weeks left, but I won't cry if the baby comes out sooner. Other than the dirty dishes in the sink, I feel ready. Oh, and a quick aside, since this is how my brain works these days: I've recently started ironing Juan's work shirts and pants instead of dropping them off at the dry-cleaner and it's really annoying work. Who can possibly enjoy this? I feel like wrapping a kerchief around my hair and calling myself Bessie.
Here's some new worries:
1. The baby will actually be a boy, who will look pretty ridiculous in the pink going-home outfit I have packed.
2. The baby will be eleven or twelve pounds and look like a hamhock.
3. I will lose completely my already thin grasp on a clean house.
4. My cats will feel neglected.
5. Poop, lots and lots of poop.
Next time I'll post some pictures of me (because I love the "big load" comments) and some random pics of the baby's room, etc. I'm a little too lazy right now to find the camera. More later, folks!!
Comments
JUST ENJOY THE BABY AND KICK THE REST OF THEM IN THE SHINS! Except your mom of course.
Yesterday I was in the grocery store and got these comments:
"Wow looks like a big job you got there"
"What a handsome baby, good thing you have him facing out"
and the list goes on...
All I have to say is that this kid better learn to sit up on his own now!
PS while you have a moment you must go and get a mani/pedi, a haircut, and that last stroll through Target to buy whatever pleases YOU. :)
Do you use a baby bjorn? We got one for our shower and I'm wondering if it's as good as everyone says they are..!
Do you use a baby bjorn? We got one for our shower and I'm wondering if it's as good as everyone says they are..!
I'm not really in love with it, but Kiron loves it...the one draw back in our house is that Grady is a busy body so he wants to look out, but then he realizes that he can't see the person carrying him and then he gets fussy. Yeah, the kid does call the shots, but you just wait, soon you'll be that person too! :)
xo