- Watch House re-runs (thank you Sleuth!!!)
- Read books and/or magazines
- Stare at the wall - sometimes there is just not enough energy to do anything else.
- Prenatal Yoga (regular yoga works too)
- Manicure and pedicure
- Jesus time
- Write down to-do list (not very proactive since it mostly requires turning on lights and doing things that would most likely wake someone up!)
- Stalk people on Facebook
- Eat snacks!
- When House is NOT on, change channels a hundred times in hopes of finding something good to watch.
- Watch the sunrise - really the upside to my sleepless nights!
- Do kick counts :) Baby is mostly the reason i'm up... though the doctor doesn't really care if he kicks more than 10 times in 3 hours... by the time i hit 50, we start counting again! lol (only applicable if there is a baby!)
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Looooong, Sleepless nights!
The past months have been such an exciting time with this pregnancy. Everything is new and fascinating!! Everything EXCEPT the sleepless nights! At first, i would try to stay in bed hoping to go back to sleep at some point. Now, i have a list of things that i can do while the rest of the house sleeps. Here are some ideas for when you find yourself awake all night long - and need to occupy your time!
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Ten
That's how many weeks we have left until we get to meet our little boy!!! We are soo excited!!! i can't wait to actually see him and hold him! As much as i've loved feeling his kicking and moving around in my stomach, my ribs will be very thankful when he stops using them as his playground!
We went to the doctor yesterday, and the baby is growing and is measuring exactly what he should be, has a VERY strong heartbeat, and does not like being bothered by doctors ( he kicked the heart machine twice while we were listening to him!!)
Now we just have to get ready for him to arrive.... and teach Bella that she's not the center of attention. I'm not sure which one will be harder...
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