Sunday October 14, 2007
If Dr Seuss were to write a book on pregnancy, I think it would go something like this:
Sick and Tired,
Tired and Sick.
Sick of being Tired
And Tired of being Sick.
And then there would be the chapters on food which would go something like this:
Macaroni Saturday
Macaroni in the morning,
Macaroni at night,
Macaroni in the middle
And things start to be all right.
(next page)
But NO macaroni on Sunday.
God bless you. I know he is the only judge of our hearts. 🙂 I want to be more like him, but the road he has laid out for me is not what i’d ever imagined! It’s so freakin exciting!
So very funny are you!
Oh I feel for you! I hated that part of being pg and I wasn’t even very sick! Hope you feel better soon!
You poor thing! Just be thankful there is something you feel like eating :). One lady told me she about had to eat Campbell’s tomato soup (ugh) and another said it was cooked potatos for her. Potatos w/ sour cream, salt and butter actually didn’t feel too bad for me. I always thought, ‘Just so the baby turns out alright!’ Jan
congratulations!! on the pregnancy! was just catching up on your blog and wanted to say how glad i am God has blessed you with this tiny little life. i hope soon the icky stage is over for you. it makes every day seem like forever when you don’t feel good…hang in there.
Did you know there’s a blogring for members of A Page in the Life of a Mom?
I think it’s the big purple dinosaur’s little friend “Baby Bop” who sings, Macaroni, macaroni, mac ‘n cheese, Three times daily, pretty please?…. Sounds like that could be your meal theme song these days!
RYC: Yes, the boys were both Christians, and the family feels that they were both ready to meet Jesus. I think that’s a wonderful testimony, considering the fact that many teenagers that age really struggle. The funeral is this morning. ~Jo
You must be about mac’d out aye? Hoping you’ll soon feel better, I’m praying for ya girl 🙂 Luv ya, Ruth
Yea girl, Hang in there, this to shall pass. I hope and pray you feel better. I missed you yesterday at church. Love ya, Gina
Oh, that’s so funny!! I don’t like macaroni right now!!
Are you feeling any better, tho? Hang in there!!
I was hoping so much that this pregnancy would be easier on you. Macaroni? Takes me back to Wilda Lake and David Lee getting you some before you ever got out of bed!
Auralie is actually 2 1/2 but has very good communication skills for her age.
Hi, thanks for what you wrote… yes, whatever the circumstances are, good-byes are hard. The promise of heaven is an awesome one, and also of the fact that Stirling’s only about 8hrs drive north, less than 1h flight, so we hope to do some travelling, and I hope to attend Bible College about 1 1/2 hrs from here… God has plans for us up there, and PLEASE remember us in prayer esp. next wk! Hope you feel better soon. Mom sure can sympathize with you!! 🙂
ugh….. to well I remember the days. I can still shutter over a crisp green apple since I must have eaten a bushel or more over those couple months! Blessings to you and praying it won’t last to long!
Maybe you should be the next Dr. Seuss…enjoyed the post.
Joe remembers? Wow, you made quite an impression! We were probably all fascinated with the requests of a pregnant lady since we hadn’t experienced it yet. Now we know that anything’s possible!
Do you ever wonder what it will be like to hang out with KIDS instead of just little baby Adam? I do, and worry about it sometimes. Things have really changed…
THAT IS GOOD! sorry your sick, I SO feel for you toasted cheese sandwiches worked for me, Hang in there!
Me again, on the what? third? comment of this post? Yes, I’ve been small all along. But growing, so I’m not worried. No, ultrasounds don’t scare me I just hate them. I did have 2 with K, and 2 with my molar pregnancy. So this makes 7. It would be a little more exciting if they would just tell me what we’re having.
The mall idea sounds lovely. Because I’m pretty sure K will be at the center of many fights.
Are you feeling any better today?
Okay, I won’t tell you what I had for supper tonight.
Missed you this weekend. Really! I loved the scrapsheets you’d done for your in-laws and all. We had a lovely, but very LONG weekend. The trip home…seriously, I haven’t been so sick of traveling for quite a long time. I could barely walk after it was all over. But the cousin time was good, even though there were only a few of us.
Take care, lady. ‘Kay?