- People get up and offer their seats to me.
- Random ladies in the parking lot of Costco help me load up my car because I can’t reach down into the massive cart to pull out the boxes of groceries.
- People seem twice as friendly and smile as I walk (no, waddle) by.
- My husband pats, sings to and talks to my stomach. Normally this would be very odd.
- The glow of my skin. Actually, I have a bit of a tan too—I never get tan.
- Falsely believing that my legs got skinnier just because my belly got so big—even if it isn’t true, it still feels good to think that way.
- Feeling and seeing her move around. It’s so cool.
- Praying for her little life and preparing a safe and loving home for her enter into.
- Knowing where my child is at all times.
- Learning all kinds of new things, like how to burp a baby, how to get a baby on a feeding and sleep schedule, and, well, so many other things that I didn’t know before… I am sure I will continue to learn every day.
- Peace and quiet. Having time to journal, read, relax, and enjoy the beautiful weather we have been having. I sometimes need to remind myself that quiet is okay right now because it will soon disappear.
Things that frustrate me about being pregnant
- Sudden loss of concentration
- Getting tired quicker
- Loss of interest in foods I used to love—especially spicy Mexican and Indian cuisine.
- Watching what I eat and having to cut back on caffeine
- I can’t go rollerblading or get in and out of my kayak—paddle boats are as close as I can get
- Not being able to put on my shoes without breaking a sweat.
- Heartburn
- Not having the baby to hold in my arms yet.
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1 comment:
So sweet - and so true! Love you!
Mom
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