Christine and Jme have started their own blogs, so I will too. I am too afraid to post my blogs on myspace, as I have found out that my ex-husband has been checking my profile to spy on me.
If anyone hears of someone who is looking for a roommate, even temporarily, please let me know. Living with my parents is driving me nuts.
I have decided not to find out the sex of the baby when the time comes. I figure, the whole pregnancy was a surprise, so I'd like to keep it that way. I've also decided not to tell people the final girl or boy names that I go into the delivery room with. I will have them written down for the doctor's to read and put on the birth certificate on the off chance that I will be too tired to talk. Which may be a possibility because I haven't been able to talk myself into getting an epidural - that needle is too damn long/big for my liking!!
And for the record, my doctor has decided that Jimmer will only be known as "the sperm donor," since he has not acted like a father for one minute. I like her. :-) If anyone decides to leave a comment about the baby and wants to refer to him, please call him "the sperm donor" or "sd." We'll all know who everyone is talking about.
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I am truly lucky to have married my hero. I find myself loving George even more every single day. He just returned from spending 14 months in Iraq - having him home is priceless! We have a beautiful son, Brady who amazes me everyday. He is learning things so quickly and showing me things about myself that I never thought we possible. I get to be a stay-at-home-mom, so I am taking full advantage of the time I get to spend with him. I'm incredibly blessed!
2 comments:
hey girl,
okay,
honestly, you will want the epi. I was the same way, but the contractions were SO extremely painful and I was crying my eyes out the whole time. you don't see the needle, and it's f*n awesome.
but i was also given pitocin, if you go into natural labor, it might be different. just do what it takes for your son/daughter to be healthy. :)
also, they don't come into your room later to ask you the baby's name. so you will be so anxious/tired/and ready to see your baby, you won't feel the tiredness. not until the next week
take care, lemme know if you have questions, and always remember your girls are here for you!!!
Hey babe.... i think I really like your Dr. too. If there is anything that I can do for you just let me know. I love ya court =)
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