So, my BF has approximately a week left before he leaves for law school down in Virginia. I knew this day was coming since the beginning of the pregnancy, but that doesn't make it any easier. I'm going to miss him so much. He's coming back up for the birth of LO and will stay as long as he can at that time- the only problem is that my due date is the 23rd and his classes start the 26th. So if baby comes even remotely on time then he's probably going to miss the first few days of classes. Oops! (Better than missing exams, I guess, right?)
Even though this pregnancy was unplanned, and he originally wasn't wanting to start law school with strings, he has really "stepped up to the plate". He's been so supportive of me, so understanding and helpful... I'm just going to miss him so very, very much. We're planning on skyping every night- he wants to read to LO every night and is already stocking up on baby books (he's already reads to LO almost every day which just absolutely melts my heart). He's been the cook (since I can't make anything unless it comes out of a box) and so to help me out once he's gone he's started making freezer meals and has started a "sanity fund" which he has filled with extra cash and take out menus.
I was thinking of making/getting something special for him that he can
take with him to remind him of baby and me. It doesn't have to be ready
by the time he leaves next week, because I could also give it to him
after the birth for him to take. Unfortunately, I'm not very good at
coming up with cute ideas. Do any of you ladies have any suggestions?
Sorry this was so long, thanks for reading!
Re: BF leaving/sad vent
BFP #1 mm/c at 12w1d
This is adorable. I second this and might do it myself!
DS born 9/3/13; DD born 7/22/15; LO due 5/28/18
FS (age 5) and FD (age 2) to become AS/AD very soon!
I know you are already down about him leaving, so I will make this bit of advice brief, but I just wanted to say that the first semester of law school was really hard on me and a lot of my classmates - after that it wasn't bad at all. So, just remember that the hard part is four months. (by the time the bar exam comes, you will be pros at dealing with the seasonal-type stress) You can do it and so can he! Hang in there.