Wednesday, March 5, 2008
40 Weeks and Beyond
Okay, okay so now I am officially "overdue", and I thought I would post my favorite things about being 40 weeks and beyond for those people "who always have there babies early" so they can know how much fun it is. And also for those of us who are always overdue, maybe you can relate and tell me a story of someone being over due that is worse than mine to make me feel better.
1. Only 3 maternity shirts fit me now, so when I'm going out of my house I have to try and remember who I saw 3 days ago and if I was wearing the same shirt so people don't know I can only fit into three shirts. Plus, the shirts I have been washing over and over now are coming unthreaded around the belly line, which makes me feel even better.
2. EVERYWHERE you go, people ask when are you due, and you get to say, "yesterday, last week, etc." and a see look of horror cross their face. Then it's always, "well, is your doctor going to induce you?" Then I get to explain the whole birthing center, midwife thing and then you get the whole "you are crazy" look. Usually they walk away muttering something under their breath.
3. I cry my head off everytime I leave my weekly check-up because again NOTHING IS HAPPENING in my uterus that even indicates I will go into labor anytime soon. Thanks mom for talking to me on the way home (I think she was worried she will have to fly down to keep me from going into depression and when the baby comes!).
4. Greg tells me when I get home from the appointment (still crying, I've read you can only really cry for 45 minutes at a time, but I have disproved that theory MANY times), "you should always plan on going late, you're ALWAYS late." When I explain to him that every labor is different and most people have some kids early and some days late, he says. "well, YOU just need to plan on always going late, you wil NEVER go early." Thanks, hon. After this discussion we changed my due date to March 20th on the calendar, so that now I can be surprised if I go earlier than that.
People really do say some of the funniest things when you are pregnant. One of the new funny things someone said to me a couple days ago, after asking when I was due, "Oh, you're due that soon, you shouldn't be out. I don't like when people go out that close to there due date you could get hit by a car. When I was 9 months pregnant, I almost got hit by a car." What? Why? Because you can't walk as fast? I'm sure if I was threatened by oncoming traffic, I could go pretty fast for a pregnant lady. "Okay, I'll try and be careful, " I said.
Really, though I am grateful to have a healthy baby and I know that is the most important thing, so I will continue to wait (just maybe not patiently). We are all excited to have a new baby in the house. Even Scott will ask me everyday, "Mom, when is your baby coming out?" Scott, not you too!
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Week without Greg

I'm not sure if the next pictures are embarrassing, pathetic, or downright cool! One of the fun things I did the night before Greg came home was have a SOLO GIRL'S NIGHT! I got a babysitter and went shopping at the craft store, ate at Panera Bread (thier french onion soup is so good!), and went to the temple. I was thinking that I might feel dumb sitting by myself at Panera Bread eating dinner. But when I got there, I realized there were lots of people sitting by themselves, you just had to have a laptop you were using. I didn't have a laptop, but I did have my new cool phone that Greg got me for Valentine's Day that is Wi-Fi compatible. So I checked my email while I ate at Panera. I did feel dumb asking people to take my picture (but I knew Ryan & Jessica would be proud), but I already had the excuse if people asked me why I would tell them I was on one of those picture scavenger hunts. It really was a fun, relaxing night and I was grateful to get to go to the temple one more time before I have my baby!



The last day Greg was gone we went to a party for one of Scott's friends Evan. Here are pics of the kids there. Scott LOVES birthday cake and ate 3 pieces and would've eaten more if I would've let him.


Friday, February 29, 2008
Belly Pictures




Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Stacey's B-day
Monday, February 25, 2008
I found my camera cord!!!


Monday, February 11, 2008
Tagged
10 years ago: I was a high school senior at Timpanogos High. I played soccer and worked as a Pharmacy Technician at Macey's grocery story.
5 things on my list to do today: 1) Shower 2) Unpack at least one box 3) Call Verizon about our phone service 4) Do FHE 5) Laundry
Things I enjoy: 1) Reading 2) Taking Naps 3) playing sports (not watching) 4) Kickboxing 5) Going out to dinner 6)Pedicures
What would I do if I were a billionaire? Build a pool, sell our business, go back to school to get my masters, Do community service, buy a vacation home
Three of my bad habits: getting distracted easily, not being organized, not shaving my legs very often
Places I have lived: White Rock, NM Orem, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Vienna, Virginia Las Vegas, NV Lewisville & Carrollton, TX
5 jobs I have had: 1) Pharmacy Tech 2)Hostess and server at Rodizio Grill and Ruby Tuesday 3)Girl's counselor at NewHaven 4)Payroll and accounting person for our company (which I have no experience in at all!)
5 things people don't know about me: (these are hard)
1) I love Donuts!!! I don't eat them that much because I can develop a serious addiction to them.
2) I enjoy being by myself.
3) I have terrible handwriting. (It looks like a boy's, even Greg's is better than mine)
4) I like sewing, I just can't find the time to do it.
5) I love baking, especially muffins. It doesn't matter what kind, I love blueberry, banana, bran etc. If you ever need a good muffin recipe, I have tried tons and have really good ones!
So I guess now you tag 5 more people. I am tagging Brooke, Jessica, Megan, Meridith and Brooke J.
P.S. Pictures of the new house are coming, I just can't find my camera cord. It's still in a box somewhere.
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Sunday, January 6, 2008
Did we really go to Hawaii?


These pictures are of my family learning the hula at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Scott and Stacey were on the stage and were being ridiculously cute. Notice we are all wearing identical shirts except Stacey, who is almost two and managed to get pooh on her shirt literally 5 minutes before we left for the PCC. I mean you expect that from a newborn, but a 2 year old, give me a break! The PCC was so much fun, really, go there if you ever get a chance, the shows are alot of fun and some of them are hilarious!


Christmas morning


















