spughy, I vote for it probably being round ligament pain. But then again, who knows? Glad it feels better anyway.
gossamer, I also was really happy to hear the latest report--I meant to say that before but I forgot!
BensMom, I hear you on the queen bed! When we went for the 4th of July weekend we had a queen bed, and not a comfortable one. I'm spoiled now! We don't have a king, but after our exchange student left we put her bed, a twin, into our bedroom next to the queen! It's not the most esthetically pleasing, but it is great to have that much room for both of us! I get the queen, and DH gets the twin. I figure that he still has as much or more room as he'd have with half of a king size bed. It's nice too because his bed is a couple of inches lower than mine, so even though he's right "next door" it keeps him from kicking me in his sleep! I let him come to visit, though!
No news here. I feel a little sick today. I woke up with a sore throat and congestion and feeling really tired, despite going to bed early enough last night. I felt kind of grouchy at work today, and went straight for a nap almost immediately when I came home. Slept about an hour and a half and had a worse headache when I woke up, so I ended up taking a Tylenol. Feel better now. It's weird because DH is working his night job, and these days I almost always feel lonely and sort of scared and nervous when he's gone in the evenings. Since he only got this second job after I got pregnant, I can't tell if it's just a pregnant thing or not because he was never gone this much. I feel definitely more needy and dependent in some ways. It's funny, because it's not like I got married right from my parents' home and never lived alone--I lived independently for 13 years, and for quite a bit of that I lived by myself. I've always enjoyed my independence and solitude. Even when we were seriously dating and first got married, I found it difficult to have him around so much and would have been very happy to have him go away for a night or two a week so that I could just hang out by myself in the house. No more! I feel a little pathetic, actually--I feel very forlorn when he's gone. Don't know how this will be after the baby is actually here. I have a few moments of panic imagining me stuck home alone with a baby for 16 hours a day with no help or no company. Hopefully he will get this other evening job he's working towards, and will be able to quit this one which has much lower pay and longer hours.
gossamer, I also was really happy to hear the latest report--I meant to say that before but I forgot!
BensMom, I hear you on the queen bed! When we went for the 4th of July weekend we had a queen bed, and not a comfortable one. I'm spoiled now! We don't have a king, but after our exchange student left we put her bed, a twin, into our bedroom next to the queen! It's not the most esthetically pleasing, but it is great to have that much room for both of us! I get the queen, and DH gets the twin. I figure that he still has as much or more room as he'd have with half of a king size bed. It's nice too because his bed is a couple of inches lower than mine, so even though he's right "next door" it keeps him from kicking me in his sleep! I let him come to visit, though!
No news here. I feel a little sick today. I woke up with a sore throat and congestion and feeling really tired, despite going to bed early enough last night. I felt kind of grouchy at work today, and went straight for a nap almost immediately when I came home. Slept about an hour and a half and had a worse headache when I woke up, so I ended up taking a Tylenol. Feel better now. It's weird because DH is working his night job, and these days I almost always feel lonely and sort of scared and nervous when he's gone in the evenings. Since he only got this second job after I got pregnant, I can't tell if it's just a pregnant thing or not because he was never gone this much. I feel definitely more needy and dependent in some ways. It's funny, because it's not like I got married right from my parents' home and never lived alone--I lived independently for 13 years, and for quite a bit of that I lived by myself. I've always enjoyed my independence and solitude. Even when we were seriously dating and first got married, I found it difficult to have him around so much and would have been very happy to have him go away for a night or two a week so that I could just hang out by myself in the house. No more! I feel a little pathetic, actually--I feel very forlorn when he's gone. Don't know how this will be after the baby is actually here. I have a few moments of panic imagining me stuck home alone with a baby for 16 hours a day with no help or no company. Hopefully he will get this other evening job he's working towards, and will be able to quit this one which has much lower pay and longer hours.
s: Hope your hormones swing you around soon.
