Wow, just when I thought it was getting better, sleeplessness strikes again. My new-mom friends had warned me: once you get up to go to the bathroom, don't count on getting right back to sleep. Now there are a hundred questions and worries: What kind of parents will we be? How will I deal with our spunky dogs once the baby is born? Will I ever see the outside world again after her birth? And fear of more sleeplessness. This week an extra bonus is a cold that still hasn't gone away. But the human body is amazing in its capacity to recuperate and deal with the demands of the day.
I have been feeling more connected to the baby lately. It's kind of hard not to when she takes giant leaps inside my womb. I think we've created the next Mia Hamm. Sometimes I get it on four corners, which I can only imagine is her flinging both arms and both legs all at the same time. We put the crib together with a lot of teamwork, and that makes the whole thing seem more real as well. It is so sweet, and CRAZY to imagine we're (God willing) bringing home a baby in about 2 months.
I have been feeling more connected to the baby lately. It's kind of hard not to when she takes giant leaps inside my womb. I think we've created the next Mia Hamm. Sometimes I get it on four corners, which I can only imagine is her flinging both arms and both legs all at the same time. We put the crib together with a lot of teamwork, and that makes the whole thing seem more real as well. It is so sweet, and CRAZY to imagine we're (God willing) bringing home a baby in about 2 months.
