(i stole this from another board, but i thought it would be a fun poll since most of us were either in labor or preparing for labor)
this time around last year, i was 36 weeks pregnant, preparing my hospital bags, making sure the nursery was ready, sleeping in on weekends until 12 noon, waddling, was in the nesting-mode, eating non-stop, and was as big as a house. i also remember getting those weird "zap" pains down there and thinking "is this a contraction, will my water break tonight"...i remember sending my poor dh on 2am donut runs to dunkin donuts...lol
Re: what were you doing this time around last year?
I was about 5 weeks pregnant and soo excited. Our other house we were living in at the time is pretty small so we were very eager to move into a bigger house in a better family neighborhood. We put a contract on our new house sometime towards the middle of April and closed in May.
This past year has been a blur with my pregnancy complications, premature baby and doing all of that while we are still newlyweds. We got married 2/9/08.
This time last year I was still working fulltime with my little one pretty new to daycare and also planning her baptism. Time flies! That all feels like yesterday!
This time last year I had just told my students that I was pregnant. It was so cute to see how excited a bunch of high schoolers were finding out their teacher is pregnant. The morning sickness was just starting to subside and I was starting to feel like a normal person again.
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planning Aa's first bday party at Carrabbas
yum!
but 2 years ago I was still working with my belly and testing my blood sugars...and wondering what labor would be like
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At this time last year I was skiing in Vail. I would be conceiving pumpkin in about 3 weeks,
-j
This time last year I was ziplining through the Costa Rican rain forest celebrating my hubby's 30th b-day where we conceived a little one that we lost 2 months later.
This year for his birthday we are anixously awaiting our peanut; what better way to celebrate!