Well, turns out that my tired problem is likely more like a Thyroid problem. Instead of boring you to death here, you can go read more on the baby website about the details and the "plan of action" if you are interested.
So although I am still tired today, I have a little more energy than I did yesterday, and more still than I had on Wednesday or Tuesday.
But at the same time I am completely torn by what I want to DO tonight. Do I want to do anything? Kinda. Do I want to do nothing? Maybe. Do I want to sit home by myself. Absolutely not. I finished reading Ina May's Guide to Childbirth and am about 1/3 of the way through Marie Mongan's Hypnobirthing. I flipped through Birthing from Within last night and It was awfully artsy fartsy granola-y. As in like it wants me to do "birth art" and I was like "I have less than two months. I have better shit to do than birth art." So I am not sure how that book will be. Or if I will read it.
Tonight the band American English (A Beatles Tribute) will be playing at Sheffield Homecoming. I am trying to decide if I will meet my parents there. I partly want to. But then it's like... shower and get cleaned up and find something to wear that's cute and I just don't know if that's up my alley for the night or not. Humph. And I need to get ingredients for the Crock-Pot Lasagna that I need to take to the cookout on Saturday.... so it's like, I dunno what I am gonna do.
Torn.
Everyone have a great weekend and I will try to let you know what's up!
2 comments:
I totally skipped over the art therapy part. I disagree pretty strongly with her on a couple of things, but enjoyed most of the second part of the book anyway.
I'd recommend Sheila Kitzinger's Birth Your Way (her Complete Guide to Pregnancy & Childbirth is good too, but probably more than you want to deal with at seven months), Sarah Buckley's Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering, and anything by Michel Odent.
Thanks Linda- I do have Sheila's Complete Guide and have read all of that also!
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