I know, it's been almost a week since my Dr. visit, but hey, I've been busy! Visit was on Friday, got to hear the heartbeat again and it was in the 150s like usual. As expected, it was a pee in a cup, listen to heartbeat, measure fundal height, ask if there's any questions type of visit.
The weekend was a bit more eventful. I was exhausted for some odd reason and everytime I tried to carry my 16 month old somewhere with bit of distance, my back ached (no huge surprise) and my belly hurt in an odd pressure/pulling way that I've never experienced before. I just dealt with it Saturday, thinking it would stop on it's own. It was still bothering me on Sunday so I mentioned something to Emily (who had been dealing with some sort of virus since Wednesday and today is finally back to her usual routine)and she had me call the OB department. The nurse said it's probably nothing, but Emily was a bit uneasy still. The nurse had told me that the on-call doc was coming in that evening for another patient, so she said if the doc hadn't been in by suppertime, she would have her call me. Doc basically said it's probably just my muscles groaning because my body didn't have as much time to recover between pregnancies as it did last time and last time I didn't have a toddler to carry around, so it's probably nothing, but if I wanted my cervix checked, she would be more than happy to do that to ease everyone's minds. Long story short, Emily decided she would prefer if the doc looked at me, just to be safe. I went in, got checked in and she checked me and the nurse listened to the heartbeat, still in the 150s. Doc said my cervix was high, long and closed. All good.
Anyway, that's been my adventures of late. Monday is the anatomy ultrasound, and we're hoping the little one will cooperate so we know if we should call it Dorothy or Hunk!!! I'll be sure to update within a day of that!!! Have a great week everyone!!
2.18.2011
Doctors, Pharmacies, and PARTIES!!!!
Well, it's been about 2 weeks since the last update so I figure I had better keep you all satisfied with something, although nothing really has happened in the last 2 weeks, so I hope I don't disappoint!!
I had a lot of strange pressure in my head at the beginning of the week so I went to the dr. (long story short, OBs office had nobody in, so I was going to go see my family doc. He's on vacation. I was then going to see the on-call doc. Scheduler about flipped out when I mentioned something about being pregnant and she didn't think I could be seen. I ended up seeing my friend's OB in that office, she was amazing!) turns out you don't have to have sinus pain or pressure to have a sinus infection. Kind of surprised me. The even BETTER part of the story is the antibiotics. IDK how many of you know this about me, but I generally despise Wal-Mart. It's one of those things I feel like I have to shop there rather than waste the gas to drive 45 mins or more to a Target store, but I despise myself the entire time I'm in there, because I feel like a hypocrite. Anyway, I had the meds sent to Wal-Mart because my son had a prescription there waiting on me to pick it up. The lady said it was going to be a while, 15-20 minutes. I told myself to check back in 25 or 30. yep. That's how they roll. 30 minutes later, I'm checking in there, and they haven't even started it yet. REALLY?!?! It's a stinkin Z-Pak! You double check the script, you slap a label on it, and you print out the information that goes with it. I understand you're busy, but WOW. Needless to say I spent 55 minutes in Wal-Mart that day. Not by choice.
Here's some more FUN information! I have been planning a NOT baby shower for Emily and Henry!! I know I probably shouldn't be advertising this to all of my friends on the internet, as I don't want anyone to be super jealous that they didn't get invited, but I have been asked to keep it to a minimum, so I thought 20 invites would be sufficient. I opted for those who live around here rather than asking people to drive a long way for a silly party. So if you're offended that you're not invited, trust me it wasn't intentional, I don't hate you, I put a lot of thought into who I invited so nobody would be greatly inconvenienced. It's going to be TONS of fun, though!! I'll try to post pics afterwards so you can all feel like you were there! I've been getting package after package in the mail :D I love getting packages delivered!! Sometimes I wonder if I'm not addicted to online shopping!!
Anyway, that's all I have for now, feeling a few occasional flutters, but I think this kid is afraid of all the fat surrounding it ;) so s/he is not as pushy as my boys were. Maybe another sign of a girl???? Only 3 weeks & a few days till we find out!!!!
I had a lot of strange pressure in my head at the beginning of the week so I went to the dr. (long story short, OBs office had nobody in, so I was going to go see my family doc. He's on vacation. I was then going to see the on-call doc. Scheduler about flipped out when I mentioned something about being pregnant and she didn't think I could be seen. I ended up seeing my friend's OB in that office, she was amazing!) turns out you don't have to have sinus pain or pressure to have a sinus infection. Kind of surprised me. The even BETTER part of the story is the antibiotics. IDK how many of you know this about me, but I generally despise Wal-Mart. It's one of those things I feel like I have to shop there rather than waste the gas to drive 45 mins or more to a Target store, but I despise myself the entire time I'm in there, because I feel like a hypocrite. Anyway, I had the meds sent to Wal-Mart because my son had a prescription there waiting on me to pick it up. The lady said it was going to be a while, 15-20 minutes. I told myself to check back in 25 or 30. yep. That's how they roll. 30 minutes later, I'm checking in there, and they haven't even started it yet. REALLY?!?! It's a stinkin Z-Pak! You double check the script, you slap a label on it, and you print out the information that goes with it. I understand you're busy, but WOW. Needless to say I spent 55 minutes in Wal-Mart that day. Not by choice.
Here's some more FUN information! I have been planning a NOT baby shower for Emily and Henry!! I know I probably shouldn't be advertising this to all of my friends on the internet, as I don't want anyone to be super jealous that they didn't get invited, but I have been asked to keep it to a minimum, so I thought 20 invites would be sufficient. I opted for those who live around here rather than asking people to drive a long way for a silly party. So if you're offended that you're not invited, trust me it wasn't intentional, I don't hate you, I put a lot of thought into who I invited so nobody would be greatly inconvenienced. It's going to be TONS of fun, though!! I'll try to post pics afterwards so you can all feel like you were there! I've been getting package after package in the mail :D I love getting packages delivered!! Sometimes I wonder if I'm not addicted to online shopping!!
Anyway, that's all I have for now, feeling a few occasional flutters, but I think this kid is afraid of all the fat surrounding it ;) so s/he is not as pushy as my boys were. Maybe another sign of a girl???? Only 3 weeks & a few days till we find out!!!!
2.06.2011
2nd OB Appointment Update!
I went to the second OB appointment on Friday. I know, it was 2 whole days ago, but I have been busy, some amazing friends of ours were married last night, my husband performed the ceremony and I made potato salad and helped with the other food. But, that's a story for another day.
Friday was AWESOME!! I got the see the female doc in my practice, I prefer her partially because she's female (I know, if you've seen one, you've seen them all, I'll be the first to say it, but seeing and showing are 2 very different things!) and partially because she's just more laid back about things. In fact, she was hilarious, asking all kinds of questions and stuff about surrogacy and how it had gone so far. (The nurse was a friend's mom and she was asking questions, too, but then seemed very apologetic for asking questions. Honestly, I really don't care!) We discussed the possibility of induction (yes, already!) and the earliest (medically) we can induce "just because" is the end of July, so I was happy to inform Emily and Henry of that, so they can think about how we'd like to do that. Our options are basically this:
1. Schedule induction for the first day we can and keep that unless we go into labor before then.
2. Schedule induction for due date (or any day after the date mentioned above) and keep that as a backup in case we don't go into labor before then.
3. Hope and pray this baby isn't like mine and requires an eviction notice to send me into labor and that my IPs will be able to make it here when they get the call that labor is started.
I have a feeling we're going to opt for either option 1 or option 2. Partially due to timing as far as Emily and Henry getting here (both of my boys were induced, 1st was about 13 1/2 hours from when pitocin was started, 2nd was about 11 1/2 hours from when pitocin was started, it's a 9 hour drive, they'll make it ;) I hope!!) Anway, that's pretty much up to Henry and Emily, unless this one decides to make an early entrance or there is a medical concern.
Also on Friday she listened for the heartbeat. She said it was in the 160's. She had to search for it, both of my boys she's mostly found it down on the left side, but this one she found it down on the right side...does that mean girl????? Also we scheduled the 20 week ultrasound this visit...March 14th!! Emily will be on spring break from college so that works wonderfully for them!!
That's pretty much it, nothing overly exciting but still exciting nonetheless!! Won't be too long before I get to visit the doc every other week!! Just a few more months!!
Anybody have any guesses as to pink or blue??? Let me know!!! Have a wonderful superbowl Sunday, and GO PACK GO!!!
Friday was AWESOME!! I got the see the female doc in my practice, I prefer her partially because she's female (I know, if you've seen one, you've seen them all, I'll be the first to say it, but seeing and showing are 2 very different things!) and partially because she's just more laid back about things. In fact, she was hilarious, asking all kinds of questions and stuff about surrogacy and how it had gone so far. (The nurse was a friend's mom and she was asking questions, too, but then seemed very apologetic for asking questions. Honestly, I really don't care!) We discussed the possibility of induction (yes, already!) and the earliest (medically) we can induce "just because" is the end of July, so I was happy to inform Emily and Henry of that, so they can think about how we'd like to do that. Our options are basically this:
1. Schedule induction for the first day we can and keep that unless we go into labor before then.
2. Schedule induction for due date (or any day after the date mentioned above) and keep that as a backup in case we don't go into labor before then.
3. Hope and pray this baby isn't like mine and requires an eviction notice to send me into labor and that my IPs will be able to make it here when they get the call that labor is started.
I have a feeling we're going to opt for either option 1 or option 2. Partially due to timing as far as Emily and Henry getting here (both of my boys were induced, 1st was about 13 1/2 hours from when pitocin was started, 2nd was about 11 1/2 hours from when pitocin was started, it's a 9 hour drive, they'll make it ;) I hope!!) Anway, that's pretty much up to Henry and Emily, unless this one decides to make an early entrance or there is a medical concern.
Also on Friday she listened for the heartbeat. She said it was in the 160's. She had to search for it, both of my boys she's mostly found it down on the left side, but this one she found it down on the right side...does that mean girl????? Also we scheduled the 20 week ultrasound this visit...March 14th!! Emily will be on spring break from college so that works wonderfully for them!!
That's pretty much it, nothing overly exciting but still exciting nonetheless!! Won't be too long before I get to visit the doc every other week!! Just a few more months!!
Anybody have any guesses as to pink or blue??? Let me know!!! Have a wonderful superbowl Sunday, and GO PACK GO!!!
1.31.2011
Dear Non-Pregnant People of the World:
This was posted on one of my birth boards and I couldn't help but copy and paste it. I post this with a laugh, don't take it -too- seriously, though do take it somewhat seriously ;) The guidelines for after the baby is born also pertain to women who may not have given birth, but now have a child. Hope you all enjoy!!
I hope you find these guidelines helpful in your interactions with pregnant women, as failing to follow them may result in serious physical harm. If you are thinking, surely she doesn’t mean me – then you should probably read this twice.
1. The appropriate response to a couple telling you they are having a baby is ‘Congratulations!’ with enthusiasm. Any other response makes you a jerk.
2. Through the wonders of science, we now know that babies are made ONLY by the mother and father – not grandparents. Unless the baby is in your uterus or you are the man that helped put it there, you may not ever use the phrase ‘my baby’.
3. On the same note, unless you made the baby as defined in 2, the pregnancy, birth, and raising of the child are not about you. You do not have input. No one wants to hear your opinion unless they ask for it…
4. The body of a pregnant woman should be treated the same as any other body. You would not randomly touch someone’s stomach if they were not pregnant, nor would you inquire into the condition of their uterus, cervix, or how they plan to use their breasts. Pregnancy does not remove all traces of privacy from a woman.
5. Likewise, no woman wants to hear comments on her weight…ever. A pregnant woman does not find it flattering that you think she is about is pop, must be having twins, looks swollen or has gained weight in her face. Telling her she looks too small only makes her worry that she is somehow starving her baby. Making such comments invite her to critique your physical appearance and you may not act offended. The only acceptable comment on appearance is ‘You look fabulous!’.
6. By the time we are 20-30 years old, most of us have picked up on the fact that the summer is hot. We are hot every summer when we are not pregnant. We don’t need you to point out that we will be miserably hot before the baby comes. Nor do we need to know how badly you will feel for us because we will be pregnant during the summer and how glad you are that YOU will not be pregnant this coming summer.
7. There is a reason that tickets to Labor & Delivery are not yet sold on Ticketmaster. Childbirth is actually not a public event. It may sound crazy, but some women really do not relish the idea of their mother, MIL, or a host of other family members seeing their bare butt and genitals. Also, some people simply feel like the birth of their child is a private and emotional moment to be shared only by the parents. You weren’t invited to be there when the baby was created, you probably won’t be invited to be there when it comes out either.
8. Like everything else in life, unless you receive an invitation, you are NOT invited. This includes doctor appointments, ultrasounds, labor, delivery, the hospital, and the parent’s home. You do not decide if you will be there for the birth or if you will move in with the new parents to ‘help out’. If your assistance is desired, rest assured that you will be asked for it.
9. If you are asked to help after the birth, this means you should clean up the house, help with cooking meals, and generally stay out of the way. Holding the baby more than the parents, interfering with breastfeeding and sleeping schedules, and making a woman who is still leaking fluid from multiple locations lift a finger in housework is not helping.
10. The only people entitled to time with the baby are the parents. Whether they choose to have you at the hospital for the birth or ask for you to wait three weeks to visit, appreciate that you are being given the privilege of seeing their child. Complaining or showing disappointment only encourages the parents to include you less.
Sincerely, All the Pregnant Women in the World
I hope you find these guidelines helpful in your interactions with pregnant women, as failing to follow them may result in serious physical harm. If you are thinking, surely she doesn’t mean me – then you should probably read this twice.
1. The appropriate response to a couple telling you they are having a baby is ‘Congratulations!’ with enthusiasm. Any other response makes you a jerk.
2. Through the wonders of science, we now know that babies are made ONLY by the mother and father – not grandparents. Unless the baby is in your uterus or you are the man that helped put it there, you may not ever use the phrase ‘my baby’.
3. On the same note, unless you made the baby as defined in 2, the pregnancy, birth, and raising of the child are not about you. You do not have input. No one wants to hear your opinion unless they ask for it…
4. The body of a pregnant woman should be treated the same as any other body. You would not randomly touch someone’s stomach if they were not pregnant, nor would you inquire into the condition of their uterus, cervix, or how they plan to use their breasts. Pregnancy does not remove all traces of privacy from a woman.
5. Likewise, no woman wants to hear comments on her weight…ever. A pregnant woman does not find it flattering that you think she is about is pop, must be having twins, looks swollen or has gained weight in her face. Telling her she looks too small only makes her worry that she is somehow starving her baby. Making such comments invite her to critique your physical appearance and you may not act offended. The only acceptable comment on appearance is ‘You look fabulous!’.
6. By the time we are 20-30 years old, most of us have picked up on the fact that the summer is hot. We are hot every summer when we are not pregnant. We don’t need you to point out that we will be miserably hot before the baby comes. Nor do we need to know how badly you will feel for us because we will be pregnant during the summer and how glad you are that YOU will not be pregnant this coming summer.
7. There is a reason that tickets to Labor & Delivery are not yet sold on Ticketmaster. Childbirth is actually not a public event. It may sound crazy, but some women really do not relish the idea of their mother, MIL, or a host of other family members seeing their bare butt and genitals. Also, some people simply feel like the birth of their child is a private and emotional moment to be shared only by the parents. You weren’t invited to be there when the baby was created, you probably won’t be invited to be there when it comes out either.
8. Like everything else in life, unless you receive an invitation, you are NOT invited. This includes doctor appointments, ultrasounds, labor, delivery, the hospital, and the parent’s home. You do not decide if you will be there for the birth or if you will move in with the new parents to ‘help out’. If your assistance is desired, rest assured that you will be asked for it.
9. If you are asked to help after the birth, this means you should clean up the house, help with cooking meals, and generally stay out of the way. Holding the baby more than the parents, interfering with breastfeeding and sleeping schedules, and making a woman who is still leaking fluid from multiple locations lift a finger in housework is not helping.
10. The only people entitled to time with the baby are the parents. Whether they choose to have you at the hospital for the birth or ask for you to wait three weeks to visit, appreciate that you are being given the privilege of seeing their child. Complaining or showing disappointment only encourages the parents to include you less.
Sincerely, All the Pregnant Women in the World
1.25.2011
Nothing New and Exciting Pertaining to Pregnancy, But...
Tonight is the first rehearsal for Sound of Washington! Sound of Washington is one of my (several) passions in life. It is a choir for people with special needs. We get together, have fun, sing, and at the end of each session (about 3 months long) they perform for the community and their family and friends. This is an opportunity for them to socialize, to have fun singing and learning new songs, and to feel a sense of accomplishment for a job well done. I know some people do not appreciate the struggles and hurdles of a person with a disability, I know I didn't much before I was exposed to it first hand. I have come to love the individuals who sing in the choir, who each has their own special skill. Yes, some of them may not actually sing words, but I don't believe there is a single one who doesn't verbalize in some way and nearly all of them enjoy playing the instruments. And I believe that everyone deserves music in their life. While I understand that Sound of Washington may not be the ideal setting for everyone, it works for our friends who attend.
And...that's not my only good news. Today I scheduled my prenatal massage!! I was invited to be a friend of a "Willow Day Spa" on facebook and wasn't really sure who it was, but checked out the friends in common and realized it had to be somebody from my high school. I went ahead and friended them and they posted the other day about ordering a new prenatal pillow for the massages...piqued my interest, for obvious reasons! Anyway, I sent them a message on Facebook and asked them to call me and set up an appointment. Got a call back today and I'm booked for next Wednesday!! I can't WAIT! Nothing makes a woman feel good like a REAL massage. I know, those ones our hubbies give us do make us feel special and relieve some tension, but let's face it ladies, I'd bet most of our hubbies aren't nearly as good as a professional!! It was actually my husband who encouraged me to get it. I mentioned the deal I saw on Facebook and said it would be nice, but the hour drive to and from would make it cost even more :( thinking he'd agree and we'd drop it. He immediately said "just do it." I did a double take while trying to hide it. Not my typical husband, suggesting I go spend money frivolously. Anyway, that's my other great news. I love a good massage. Plus that's a GUARANTEED 3 hours to myself (i.e. no kids screaming and fighting, no messy house to look at and wonder where to start cleaning) and an hour of relaxation. AH! I'm feeling de-stressed already, and it's still a week away! Speaking of stress, I had better go get in the shower so I can get my kid from school in time to make it for his doctor's appointment...ah, the life of a mother. Busy and blessed.
And...that's not my only good news. Today I scheduled my prenatal massage!! I was invited to be a friend of a "Willow Day Spa" on facebook and wasn't really sure who it was, but checked out the friends in common and realized it had to be somebody from my high school. I went ahead and friended them and they posted the other day about ordering a new prenatal pillow for the massages...piqued my interest, for obvious reasons! Anyway, I sent them a message on Facebook and asked them to call me and set up an appointment. Got a call back today and I'm booked for next Wednesday!! I can't WAIT! Nothing makes a woman feel good like a REAL massage. I know, those ones our hubbies give us do make us feel special and relieve some tension, but let's face it ladies, I'd bet most of our hubbies aren't nearly as good as a professional!! It was actually my husband who encouraged me to get it. I mentioned the deal I saw on Facebook and said it would be nice, but the hour drive to and from would make it cost even more :( thinking he'd agree and we'd drop it. He immediately said "just do it." I did a double take while trying to hide it. Not my typical husband, suggesting I go spend money frivolously. Anyway, that's my other great news. I love a good massage. Plus that's a GUARANTEED 3 hours to myself (i.e. no kids screaming and fighting, no messy house to look at and wonder where to start cleaning) and an hour of relaxation. AH! I'm feeling de-stressed already, and it's still a week away! Speaking of stress, I had better go get in the shower so I can get my kid from school in time to make it for his doctor's appointment...ah, the life of a mother. Busy and blessed.
1.15.2011
Another Ultrasound!!!
And yes, I DO have pics, so if you're super impatient you can scroll straight down to them and skip all of the profound things I have to say and miss out on all of my words of wisdom (it's 8:30PM and I'm EXHAUSTED, so really, I doubt there's going to be much that makes sense typed tonight, so I really won't be upset to find out that's exactly what each and every one of you did!). However, if you're kindhearted and patient, you can stay here and read what I have to say.
Henry and Emily opted for the first trimester genetic screening rather than the second, as 1st trimester is something like 92% accurate and 2nd is about 88%. To be honest, I don't recall having the option last time I was pregnant, but that really doesn't mean much, I'm a wonderfully forgetful person! Anyway, I had the pleasure of driving up to the University (and everyone around here knows what a pain in the butt it is to get around in!) and get a level 2 ultrasound and a blood draw. Let me just say that I'm VERY glad I do my OB care in ANYWHERE other than the U!!! I put nearly 100 miles on my truck just going there and back (and no, that doesn't count my little jaunt over to Hobby Lobby afterwards), plus I had to find a darn parking spot in the ramp, pay for parking, go DOWN the elevator in the ramp to get to the skywalk, then BACK UP inside the building to the floor I had parked on, then wind my way halfway through the building to find the correct clinic. Can I just say that I DESPISE going to the University?? They generally give amazing patient care, it's not that, it's just SO much WORK to find where you're supposed to go!!!
OK so back to the narrative: the ultrasound was A-MAZ-ING!!! In Washington you have to climb your big pregnant butt up on the table thingy, then contort yourself all weird to see the screen, plus the tech has to contort so that you can see the screen. Then when you're done, you need help getting up because you have a full bladder AND some part of you that is essential to moving has seriously fallen asleep! This was like the ultimate luxurious ultrasound. She had me sit in a chair, I wondered how that was going to work. Then magically she pushed a button, like at the dentist, and the chair began to recline and my feet went up until I was lying down!! Then I look slightly up and there, hanging from the ceiling, is a monitor. Didn't think anything of it at first, but then I realized it had my information on it and I was going to be able to see the ultrasound images on it!!! Oh it was FANTASTIC!!!! She measured the neck and said everything looked good there, showed me the stomach and the heartbeat, which was 157. She printed off 3 pictures, 2 profiles and one where the baby is waving! Emailed them to Emily last night and she LOVED them!! So I'll let you get to the good part, here's the pictures:
Profile #1
Profile #2
Here's the one where little Dorothy or Hunk (yes, we even have faux baby names!) is waving to Emily and Henry!
Henry and Emily opted for the first trimester genetic screening rather than the second, as 1st trimester is something like 92% accurate and 2nd is about 88%. To be honest, I don't recall having the option last time I was pregnant, but that really doesn't mean much, I'm a wonderfully forgetful person! Anyway, I had the pleasure of driving up to the University (and everyone around here knows what a pain in the butt it is to get around in!) and get a level 2 ultrasound and a blood draw. Let me just say that I'm VERY glad I do my OB care in ANYWHERE other than the U!!! I put nearly 100 miles on my truck just going there and back (and no, that doesn't count my little jaunt over to Hobby Lobby afterwards), plus I had to find a darn parking spot in the ramp, pay for parking, go DOWN the elevator in the ramp to get to the skywalk, then BACK UP inside the building to the floor I had parked on, then wind my way halfway through the building to find the correct clinic. Can I just say that I DESPISE going to the University?? They generally give amazing patient care, it's not that, it's just SO much WORK to find where you're supposed to go!!!
OK so back to the narrative: the ultrasound was A-MAZ-ING!!! In Washington you have to climb your big pregnant butt up on the table thingy, then contort yourself all weird to see the screen, plus the tech has to contort so that you can see the screen. Then when you're done, you need help getting up because you have a full bladder AND some part of you that is essential to moving has seriously fallen asleep! This was like the ultimate luxurious ultrasound. She had me sit in a chair, I wondered how that was going to work. Then magically she pushed a button, like at the dentist, and the chair began to recline and my feet went up until I was lying down!! Then I look slightly up and there, hanging from the ceiling, is a monitor. Didn't think anything of it at first, but then I realized it had my information on it and I was going to be able to see the ultrasound images on it!!! Oh it was FANTASTIC!!!! She measured the neck and said everything looked good there, showed me the stomach and the heartbeat, which was 157. She printed off 3 pictures, 2 profiles and one where the baby is waving! Emailed them to Emily last night and she LOVED them!! So I'll let you get to the good part, here's the pictures:
Profile #1
Profile #2
Here's the one where little Dorothy or Hunk (yes, we even have faux baby names!) is waving to Emily and Henry!
1.10.2011
I HAVE PICTURES!!! (And cravings and food aversions)
So here's the ultrasound picture. I finally won the battle with my printer/scanner (BEFORE I bought more ink!! BWAHAHAHA!!! Yes, I TOTALLY won!!) and I was able to scan that baby in here!!
That's all I really have to share, sorry to lure you in with lucrative post titles, but a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do!! Hope everyone has a fantastic week, I'm planning on it. As soon as this cold goes away, at least.
My IM started back to school today, lucky duck! That means she won't be at my beck and call to keep me entertained when I want someone (adult) to talk to, so I'll have to find another adult to chat with when I'm bored (or avoiding household duties ;) yes, we ALL do it!!)
Right now I'm trying to figure out what to make myself for breakfast. I have a friend who has a blog about food and she was raving about some interesting egg sandwiches she had the other day, and now I want an egg sandwich with bacon. Bacon's in the freezer, then I have to cook it (which I absolutely DESPISE doing!), so I'm debating whether or not it's really worth it. We'll see.
For all my followers who are mommies: What were your cravings or food aversions? Me, I'm constantly craving mexican, salty and spicy. Food aversions: BBQ and anything that I craved a half hour ago lol (except mexican, salty and spicy)
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