Yeah the gig may be up soon. One of my reasons is that my mother has stated more than once that she doesn't think I should have another child, so I get a kick out of the idea of forcing her to deal with it "to my face" instead of with snarky comments on the phone. I am sure she will be happy when she finds out, but I just get a kick out of the idea of springing it on her.
However, my sister just got engaged and is intent on getting married in Hawaii in mid/late June and there isn't a chance in heck I would be willing to fly that late! I also don't think she is willing to reschedule just for me, but don't think it would be kind to pretend that I am going to be there since I most definitely am not. Maybe I could tell her and swear her to secrecy? She's not a very good liar though.
On a related note I had a nightmare that I went into labor on the flight, a nine hour flight-- but my last few labors have been 3-4 hours total. I then dreamed that I gave birth to twins in the handicapped stalled and spent the rest of last night shockingly awake and planning out just how I would do that and how I could convince my two boys to hang out with the flight attendants while I gave birth on an airplane. "Would I have brought a change of cloths for me?" "Is this something they bump you to first class for?" That kind of thing. Finally fell asleep after I figure out we could sterilize scissors with vodka to cut a cord if needed, seriously obsessed about that for over an hour. There is a chance that my plan has more than a few flaws 
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scheelimama 
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sarafi 
I am trying to hold off until May and let my family figure it out for themselves when we get off the airplane. I think the shock will be worth waiting to talk about the new baby until then, just need to see if I can actually hold out that long.
I have a friend who did that with all her extended family who lived far away. She drove to visit them all when she was 7 months pregnant. It was fun for her! I could never do that though.
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