How unfair is it to dream that you have went into labor?
Very unfair.
Almost as unfair as your sister calling you and saying that you can't go into labor yet because she will be coming back for a visit exactly six weeks from yesterday, so hold off on the labor thing so that she can see the baby.
I hope she is volunteering to babysit during that time.
I'm ready to have this baby so that I can get some sleep.
hey now . . . STOP LAUGHING!
Seriously,
I want to be able to sleep instead of toss and turn all night long and get up every hour for a bathroom break or snack.
At least with a baby I'll get a few hours of good solid rest in between feedings.
Not to mention it will be a lot easier to get things done around the house. I have no energy to cook and have been living out of a laundry basket of clean clothes for a week and a half.
If I go late, I'll pity those around me. I'm getting less pleasant by the day.
2 comments:
Glad you just dreamed you were in labor. When I was pregnant I dreamed I had my baby(ies) and lost them in the grass in the front yard. I was in such a panic!!!!!!! Hormones are kinda????????? But I will warn you, not having any is the pits!!! I guess the grass is always greener on the other side. Maybe use Grandma's favorite Bible verse, "I am happy in whatever circumstance I find myself." - paraphrased
Big changes are a-comin' your way. You will always remember these days as your last with Alaina as an only child. I have some pictures of Brenna finger painting in the kitchen, just days before Mason was born. In her scrapbook, it's the page before the baby brother page. Make sure those memories are there for you. It's about to be a whole new (awesome) world! :-) Sleep is optional.
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