Although I hear that things get a lot noisier, smellier and tireder once Junior arrives, I'm still extremely impatient right now. He's technically not overdue, as due dates are just an estimate, but at one week past when were told that he'd be here, well... I'm learning patience. By the minute. I want to meet him so badly, to see him look at us for the first time and blink at the bright lights in confusion. Of course, having pizza, chips and apple juice delivered to him in his own room all of the time probably makes it pretty hard to leave. He'll be here soon, Don keeps telling me. "Enjoy this time (where you can't touch your feet or walk normally or sleep through the night or stand up without grunting) now!" So I'm trying to do that, to relish the quiet and the calm...
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Hey, at the rate you're going, and if I go early, we could end up having our kiddies on the same day! ;-)
I was sooo sure that there MUST be a baby by now! Can't wait to hear all about the little one :)
How funny! We *just* said, "Let's logon and see if Ek has had her baby - she must have had it by now". So we did and both yelled "yeahhhh" momentarily before a "Hang on, that looks pretty old". LOL. You had us in. Well, despite probably getting up for the loo 100 times at night, it's good to see you still have your sense of humour! :)
I'm in just as much disbelief as y'all... I find myself wondering what happens if he doesn't arrive at all. Silly. SIGH. He WILL come. He WILL come. (Boy, is he heavy...)
At least he wasn't born on April Fool's Day, although I guess Don is disapointed about that!
Any movement at the station?
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