We have our next appointment at 8:15 this morning. On Friday, nothing was really going on labor-wise, so I'm not expecting anything fantastic tomorrow. Just the run-of-the-mill listen to the baby's heartbeat and see if she's dropped any farther.
(Heehee ... I know. I can't even type that with a straight face! There's no such thing as a run-of-the-mill listen to Amelia. I can't wait!!)
June 29, 2010
June 28, 2010
Man Hands
You know that episode of "Seinfeld"? Yeah, today was definitely a Man Hands day.
So much for wearing my wedding rings till the end. I've retired them until little Amelia makes her debut.
So much for wearing my wedding rings till the end. I've retired them until little Amelia makes her debut.
June 25, 2010
Our 36-week appointment
At 8:45 a.m. today, we're heading for our first of what I hope will be several weekly appointments. Now that we're on the home stretch, the docs will be "checking" to see if any action is happening. Part of me wants to go early enough, so we aren't left in limbo for my brother's wedding. (Plus, I can't wait to really snuggle this little munchkin.) But then the other part of me wants her to extend her stay until July 25, so everything is manageable and together at the wedding. Either way, whatever will be, will be.
I've just never been the most patient person. Please, please don't send Amelia an eviction notice July 22 through 24. (Heck, the nighttime of July 24 would even be OK.) I will be at that wedding, I will be at that wedding ... I WILL.
I've just never been the most patient person. Please, please don't send Amelia an eviction notice July 22 through 24. (Heck, the nighttime of July 24 would even be OK.) I will be at that wedding, I will be at that wedding ... I WILL.
June 24, 2010
Shower No. 3
I know, I know. It's boring reading about all of the showers we've had, but I just have to tell you about our third one! My mother-in-law threw a bash in Berrysburg, and my parents came with us. The boys went to hit golf balls, and Mom and I hung out with the ladies.
The gifts were mostly of the hand-made variety, especially my MIL's baby blanket. You know, on a funny note, Amelia is due in July, yet we have close to 10 blankets. She'll be set come fall and winter, that's for sure!
The gifts were mostly of the hand-made variety, especially my MIL's baby blanket. You know, on a funny note, Amelia is due in July, yet we have close to 10 blankets. She'll be set come fall and winter, that's for sure!
Beat the heat?
So, it's supposed to be close to 100 degrees today. I knew that a summer baby would mean lots of air conditioning, but that only does so much when it's sweltering outside.
Still, I think I'm handling the swelling pretty well. I haven't had to take my rings off yet, and my shoes still fit. I'm taking that as a small victory.
Still, I think I'm handling the swelling pretty well. I haven't had to take my rings off yet, and my shoes still fit. I'm taking that as a small victory.
June 23, 2010
More blessings
It's been a while, but I wanted to put up a quick update. Our wonderful friends at the office threw Brent and I a surprise baby shower a few weeks ago, and it was unbelievable! We received so many adorable outfits ... a jogging suit, handmade knitted sweater and too-cute-for-words sets ... just to name a few.
We're so lucky to have pals like this! The cake was awesome, too. It was made of all cupcakes ... mmmmm
We're so lucky to have pals like this! The cake was awesome, too. It was made of all cupcakes ... mmmmm
June 16, 2010
One of the best days ever (cont)
(Check out the first post here.)
Mom decked the house with safari animals galore, and you should have seen all of the lengths she went to. Unbelievable. We dined on shrimp salad and chicken, there was a diaper cake (pic to come on that one), little animal beanie babies were everywhere. A zebra here, an elephant there. Gerber daisies in glass baby bottles dotted different tables. And you should have seen and tasted the cake. To. Die. For.
I could go on and on and on ... what an awesome day. Overwhelmed doesn't begin to describe it.
Mom decked the house with safari animals galore, and you should have seen all of the lengths she went to. Unbelievable. We dined on shrimp salad and chicken, there was a diaper cake (pic to come on that one), little animal beanie babies were everywhere. A zebra here, an elephant there. Gerber daisies in glass baby bottles dotted different tables. And you should have seen and tasted the cake. To. Die. For.
I could go on and on and on ... what an awesome day. Overwhelmed doesn't begin to describe it.
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