Things I will miss:
- Lulu's movements; I will NEVER get tired of her twists, turns, kicks, rolls, jabs, pokes; they have been by far my favorite thing about being pregnant. Even the ones that are painful I just love.
- Hiccups. I just love to sit and count her hiccups. She is so talented at hiccuping!
- Compliments. People really love a pregnant lady and sometimes a pregnant lady does not feel so beautiful, so when someone tells me I'm beautiful, it brightens my day. I've said it before and I'll say it again; I'm a sucker for a compliment.
- Belly rubbing. This can be weird when coming from a stranger, but luckily the majority of my belly rubs have come from people I know and love. I just LOVE when my husband rubs the baby bump (more like baby mountain these days). He does it like it's his second nature.
- Unabashed eating. I've been eating healthy for the most part, but when I get hungry, I eat. I'm eating for two and I take that very seriously.
- Hubs buying me icecream. Before he never gave in to my unhealthy cravings, but during the pregnancy he's softened up a bit and will buy me the occasional icecream. It's wonderful.
- Maternity pants. I am a girl who likes simplicity and with these pants, you can't get any simpler. I haven't had to button my pants for the past 6 months now and it's been great. You just pull them up and go. The stretchy material is nice too. :)
- Early bedtime. I've been fortunate enough lately to get myself in bed by 8pm, no joke. While I don't sleep through the night, it really helps to get in bed early.
- Long, luxurious baths. I take a bath almost every night, especially this last month because my back has been hurting. I know that once my sweet girl comes, bath time will be mostly for her. :)
- Even though it's been gone a long time, I will NOT miss the first trimester. I was a narcoleptic zombie during that time.
- Frequent trips to the bathroom. Seriously, it's always an emergency, like, I need to get to the bathroom NOW!
- Being able to do things in my classroom. I like to move a lot and I move fast, and in my classroom that's really changed. I can't get up on chairs, or get down on the floor, and sometimes this annoys me. Not too much though, we just have a lot of lessons at the kidney table.
- Having to have a strategic plan to pick something off the floor, almost always requiring a student or my husband.
- The general aches and pains. After a long day, my back always hurts and a new development this week: groin pain. Ouch.
- The emotions. I know my poor husband will not miss this either. He has not pulled a Seth Rogen from "Knocked Up" yet (F*** you, hormones), so I should be thankful for that.
- Weekly doctor's visits. I like these because they're good for me and my baby, but it stinks to sit in a doctor's waiting room every week.
1 comment:
I LOVE it! Looking forward to feeling my baby move! Too cute that you would count his hiccups!
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