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Friday, January 30, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Doctor's Appointment
This is week 36. I finally got to see the doctor today after a 3 week hiatus. The baby is head down and around 7 pounds. I'm 50% effaced and 1 cm dilated. We have a long way to go, but I'm happy to hear my body has started the process. We'll continue to update you as the weeks dwindle away.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Holidays
We spent the majority of my two week holiday vacation traveling. We spent 4 days over Christmas with my family. We had a great time seeing everyone! It was so good to relax and enjoy time with my family playing games, watching Christmas movies, eating junk food, and seeing my grandparents and other relatives.
Over New Years, we spent 4 days with Ryan's family in OC and Omaha for Micah's baptism. The flu was passed among most all of us. Ryan's mom and I never did get sick, which we attribute to being teachers. For once the little germ machines came in handy. :)
It was so hard to come back to school this past week. I'm not sure if it is because of the pregnancy or if it is just that time of year with dreary winter weather. I have had a hard time getting back into the swing of things and staying motivated. However, I did spend much of the week planning and preparing for my long-term sub. I have a 9-page Sub Information packet for her as well as most copies made to get her through the 8-9 week period she will be in my room. I feel good about that.
Updated pregnancy photo coming soon. 34 weeks!
Over New Years, we spent 4 days with Ryan's family in OC and Omaha for Micah's baptism. The flu was passed among most all of us. Ryan's mom and I never did get sick, which we attribute to being teachers. For once the little germ machines came in handy. :)
It was so hard to come back to school this past week. I'm not sure if it is because of the pregnancy or if it is just that time of year with dreary winter weather. I have had a hard time getting back into the swing of things and staying motivated. However, I did spend much of the week planning and preparing for my long-term sub. I have a 9-page Sub Information packet for her as well as most copies made to get her through the 8-9 week period she will be in my room. I feel good about that.
Updated pregnancy photo coming soon. 34 weeks!
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Snow Day
I was transported back to being eight years old today...well, kinda. We had a big snow storm move in yesterday, really our first of the season. We were offered a fine layer of freezing rain that turned the road into a slippery bathtub, and then we were blanketed by some seven to nine inches of snow.
Awesome, or so the little boy inside me cried. Well, not really so awesome when you consider that I spend most of my days on the road.
I woke this morning to find the beautiful white covering and did what any working man without a teenage son would do. I strapped on my boots, pulled on my hat, and started blazing a path to my car door. That done, I got myself ready for work, and then went about using the path I had just made to go out and test the roads. I got as far as a half mile outside of town, found a couple of cars already in the ditch, and decided the trek to work wasn't worth it. Really, my main reason for getting to the office would be to then travel another 25 miles further east to where I had a meeting set up for 9:30. There was no chance of actually making it that far in that amount of time, so I turned around and headed home.
Fortunately, I keep a contact list with phone numbers and the like with me when I travel so the day wasn't a total loss. I spent the next several hours making phone calls and double checking on projects.
The snow day is giving Katie (whose school was cancelled along with everyone else's in a hundred mile radius) and me some time to do a few other things. Butlers was calling my name from about four different directions for one thing, and there is a few household things we will be able to catch up on. (It always amazes me how that laundry keeps piling up day after day as if we were getting more things dirty.)
I guess in the end I will have to give in to my eight year old self and enjoy the snow day even if I won't be spending the day building a snow fort or playing Nintendo.
Awesome, or so the little boy inside me cried. Well, not really so awesome when you consider that I spend most of my days on the road.
I woke this morning to find the beautiful white covering and did what any working man without a teenage son would do. I strapped on my boots, pulled on my hat, and started blazing a path to my car door. That done, I got myself ready for work, and then went about using the path I had just made to go out and test the roads. I got as far as a half mile outside of town, found a couple of cars already in the ditch, and decided the trek to work wasn't worth it. Really, my main reason for getting to the office would be to then travel another 25 miles further east to where I had a meeting set up for 9:30. There was no chance of actually making it that far in that amount of time, so I turned around and headed home.
Fortunately, I keep a contact list with phone numbers and the like with me when I travel so the day wasn't a total loss. I spent the next several hours making phone calls and double checking on projects.
The snow day is giving Katie (whose school was cancelled along with everyone else's in a hundred mile radius) and me some time to do a few other things. Butlers was calling my name from about four different directions for one thing, and there is a few household things we will be able to catch up on. (It always amazes me how that laundry keeps piling up day after day as if we were getting more things dirty.)
I guess in the end I will have to give in to my eight year old self and enjoy the snow day even if I won't be spending the day building a snow fort or playing Nintendo.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Productive Weekend
We had a very productive weekend! We were finally able to spend time at home and get some things accomplished.
Here is our list of tasks we were able to cross off:
1.Grocery Shopping
2.Cleaned Bathroom
3.Did Dishes
4.Decorated outside with Christmas lights, garland, and tree
5.Wrote our Christmas poem to send out with our Christmas cards
6.Put all of the laundry away
7.Swept and mopped the floors
8.Made a card for Thatcher's birthday
9.Wrapped all the Christmas presents
10.Fixed the vacuum
11.Vacuumed the whole house
We even had time to watch a movie, take a nap, read books, and lounge around.
I'm trying not to focus on the fact that our Christmas tree is still lacking ornaments. :)
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We even had time to watch a movie, take a nap, read books, and lounge around.
I'm trying not to focus on the fact that our Christmas tree is still lacking ornaments. :)
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