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disturbing
Jun. 4th, 2007 02:17 pmI'm trying to alphabetize something, and got all confused about the end of the alphabet; namely, the "WXYZ" portion. I tried singing it, and it still didn't sound right. Finally, I gave it my best guess, wondering if there was a letter I was missing. Ten minutes later, the brain seems to have recovered, but it was a frightening moment. Will this get any better before the kid is twenty?
Also, I do not seem to be receiving LJ comments at the moment. Oh noes! It's a good thing I'm lurking so obsessively today, isn't it?
I'm 39 weeks today, and it's becoming obvious that Bonzo is not going to show up too early. I feel huge and want this to be finished, but at the same time we've got some major things that need to be taken care of, and I'm not really sure I'm ready to do the full-time baby thing. I've had nine months to think about this, and I'm still as flabbergasted by the concept as the day I found out. I think about having another person in the house and in the family, and my brain says, "That's great! We'll have to work on that!" in the same tone it uses during department meetings (and which, I've come to realize, is my subconscious saying, "that will never actually happen, but gosh it sounds interesting!").
Boy, is it going to be surprised next week.
Also, I do not seem to be receiving LJ comments at the moment. Oh noes! It's a good thing I'm lurking so obsessively today, isn't it?
I'm 39 weeks today, and it's becoming obvious that Bonzo is not going to show up too early. I feel huge and want this to be finished, but at the same time we've got some major things that need to be taken care of, and I'm not really sure I'm ready to do the full-time baby thing. I've had nine months to think about this, and I'm still as flabbergasted by the concept as the day I found out. I think about having another person in the house and in the family, and my brain says, "That's great! We'll have to work on that!" in the same tone it uses during department meetings (and which, I've come to realize, is my subconscious saying, "that will never actually happen, but gosh it sounds interesting!").
Boy, is it going to be surprised next week.
