Distracted by what you ask?
- actually BEING 38 weeks pregnant
- having no less than 8 loads of laundry to do today, no joke
- parenting a two year old who still doesn't want to nap and says things like "I'm too tired to nap." How do you argue with that?
- Ken Burn's new documentary on the National Parks system
- crying over a two year old who won't nap
- crying over the fact that I can't nap if my daughter doesn't nap
- crying because in two weeks or so I am going to have TWO children who won't allow me to sleep
- crying,* just cuz
- cottage cheese
- heart burn
- the Real Simple Magazine my sister in law let me borrow
- wallowing in the mess that is my kitchen but putting off the dishes because I have done 8 friggin' loads of laundry today, by gone it!
- not having the baby's room even close to ready
- thinking about packing a bag to take to the hospital
- not packing a bag to take to the hospital
- worrying that I haven't packed a bag for the hospital
- still not packing a bag for the hospital
- blogging
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*Did you get that I cried today? It's ok... I am better now.
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5 comments:
Oh, poor you! I always found that when I began to cry more and obsess over laundry more the closer I was to the homestretch. Hang in there!
I am thinking about you. You are Wonder Woman. You will pull though. Call if you need to talk.
We're both thinking of you -- wishing we were closer to provide some help or company!!
Ever since we had Devon the laundry just doesn't stop so I feel your pain. As for all of your worrying about packing for the hospital--don't. You won't need much while you are actually in labor, and someone can bring you the stuff you do need. I hardly used any of the stuff in my bag. I used my toothbrush, robe, sweats, nursing tank, hair band, combination body wash/shampoo and chapstick. I didn't use so much other stuff that I wondered why I ever thought I would need. I mean, why did I think I would feel like shaving my legs and as a result pack my razor? Or feel like wearing full on makeup?
Anyway, the worrying and crying are normal. So have a cookie (or cottage cheese--so gross) and indulge your very pregnant self.
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