I don't think JG's slept in days, and I'm pretty sure his pre-game jitters had him nauseous last night.
Such an awesome time for the DAWGS!
Beat Bama!!
Some of my favorite, most cathartic posts at Kindredly were those where I vented about All The Things. I'm REALLY trying to live in a place of gratitude and positivity, BUT I'm human...so here goes. Thing 1: The School Parking Lot Truth: I've always hated the parking lot - even before I was pregnant and much more hormonal than usual. Now that I'm big (and the baby honestly feels like he may fall out some days) I really have ZERO patience for the able-bodied father who continuously parks his giant truck in the stripes or handicap space. Two weeks ago, I'd had enough. I stood outside the soccer gate waiting for B and stared this guy down as he was probably enjoying a quiet moment with Candy Crush while sitting in the stripes. He didn't make eye contact. I stared a HOLE in his head, so he was avoiding me. Since I wasn't able to confront him as I'd perfectly pictured in my mind, I wrote an email to the school for clarification (you know...
Three. And. A. Half. Weeks. That's all that's left of this pregnancy. I am SO. PUMPED. My c-section was moved up to 12:45. Thank you, Jesus. The not eating thing was super stressing me out, but I was also a little stressed about the ENTIRE day of anxiousness I'd feel while I waited on my 5PM surgery. Now, I get to the hospital at 10:30 on April 17th and we have this baby! Yay! I'm officially miserable. I really thought I was going to be cute pregnant this time, but my body just shuts that down. I also think that I subconsciously sabotage myself with thoughts like "...but you're pregnant, so you deserve to eat that entire box of donut holes. In 24 hours." It happened. Please don't judge me. I went to the doc yesterday, and the nurse whispers my weight as she writes it down. At first, I asked her to please refrain, but once I hit the 35lbs gained mark, I thought it was best I let myself be aware of the numb...
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