Last night I dreamed about 1) Clive cheating on me during someone else’s fourth month of pregnancy and 2) Writing this entry. I was so mad at Clive for cheating on me, that I nearly woke him up in the middle of the night to yell at him. Then I realized that he and […]

In the past week or so, my dreams have become much more vivid than normal. I had a nightmare last week, and it was one of those movie-esque situations where right when it gets really, really scary, the alarm clock goes off and you hit the Off button with a sigh of relief.
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One of […]

We were babysitting out nephew last week, and I put Clive in charge of changing the two year old’s diaper (twice), and after we left, we got a call from Clive’s sister, in hysterics, telling him that the diaper was on backwards! He admitted that he did it the same way both times.
Like I […]

Oh dear… I’m looking at baby registries online, and I told Clive I’d rather have a bassinet than a crib, and he said, “isn’t a bassinet an instrument?”

How your baby’s growing: Your baby still appears to have a small tail (actually, it’s an extension of his tailbone), which will disappear in the next few weeks. But that’s the only thing getting smaller. Now almost half an inch long — roughly the size of a raspberry — he has elbow joints and distinct, […]

I announced that I was pregnant to the world. I wrote an entry about it in my regular blog and told my BME community last night. Immediately following my entries, I got swamped with “CONGRATULATIONS” posts in the forums.
And immediately I felt as though I’d jinxed myself. My god, how devistating it […]



Weirdest thing heard thus far about being pregnant:
“For the sake of the baby, I recommend you eat a burger.”
–Wal-Mart Pharmacist, after being asked if there’s a multivitamin on the market that I won’t violently throw up an hour later.
She told me it was the iron in them that upsets the stomach, and that […]

How your baby’s growing: The cells that will make up all of your baby’s body parts and systems are dividing furiously as her body begins to take shape. Right now she’s about the size of a small lentil bean (4 to 5 millimeters across). If you could see through your uterine wall, you’d find an […]

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