We are going to be parents.
I know this isn't news to our closest friends and family. But since we've already told them, we decided it was OK to let the rest of the world in on our gushings of joy (I phrase I should ween out of my vocabulary before the delivery room).
Amy is about 4 month's along, and the time has flown by. No doubt the due date of June 23 will be upon us before we know it.
This is such an exciting time for us. It's hard to find a good starting point to share our giddiness and anxiety.
Amy is having a very uncomplicated pregnacy so far. No morning sickness. No wacky cravings. No serious mood swings. She's been a little sleepier (but always is in the winter) and a little more cranky (mostly at work, so i don't see it as much), and has had some mild food aversions and preference shifts (Apples and blueberries are good. Chocolate not as much). She hasn't gained any weight as of the last doctor visit (she dropped a little tween the first two visits, and gained it back tween the next two), but I think that will be changing as she is just starting to show a tiny bit.
Amy is pretty sure she feels the baby moving. S/he seems most active during car rides and at lunch time. Although I have yet to feel the little one move, I did get to hear the heartbeat, which wooshes at a quick pace next to Mommy's slower rythm. Its like a little in utero techno beat, a visual which Amy realy enjoys, especially now the s/he's moving about.
And no, we aren't goigng to find out of its a boy or girl (if we can help it.).
And if you must know, if its a boy, we're going to name it "Illiopolis Helsinki". If its a girl, its name will be "Mishawaka Tokyo".
Friday, January 12, 2007
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3 comments:
That's so great!! I'm glad for you guys and welcome you to the circle of parenthood. This will, I'm sure, bring many intersting stories and antedotes to your lives, there are so many things that kids do that you just can't make up. Its really the best thing that can happen, and the most challenging sometimes. I'm also expecting this summer, in August. Madeleine is happy as long as she doesn't have to share her room. And Henry, poor Henry, has no clue and will no longer be the littlest guy in the house. He's even said "I no like babies" on several occasions. Well, I'll keep reading to see what Amazingly Mundane wackiness will ensue next!
Keep in touch!
Corie Ripple
I just so happened to be going through my old bookmarks and found your blog.... I also have one on this site (corie-thesitcom.blogspot.com)...
Poor Henry. We're expecting another niece in May and our older niece was not happy at first. The day after she was told, Morgynn looked up at her mom and said, "You were kidding about the baby, right?"
We're happy, though! I'm getting a little nervous, but still very happy.
-A
Corie! Great to hear from you. Can't believe your heading into round 3. Congrats!
From the sounds of your blog (which, if it made sounds, would probably sound suspiciously like 80's music) life in GR is a non stop roller coaster of excitement. Probably more than you'd like at times.
Hmmm... I'd bet this message would be better suited for YOUR blog...
-tp
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