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Inspired from the news this morning, three words about my week: Exhausted, blessed, phenomenal

Good morning world and happy Thursday. Updating my blog via cell phone...so please pardon any huge typos as texting a blog is not the easiest.

I think I got a total of two hours of sleep last night. Between my strange dreams and baby bump...I was tossing and turning. When I first started having the hormones induced dreams, I thought they were pretty cool and mildly entertaining. Now they are simply wierd and unwelcomed. They feel so real yet so random and irrelevant.

Moving along, today is my final day of baby sitting ( unless you want to count subbing a freshman English class tomorrow..) as usual it was a good time with lots of laughs. It has been a fun filled week, but also a week of constant reminders that my baby is not a baby for very long. I know this seems like a given- but the reality of this whole baby thing is starting to set it. Like for example, when I go to the hospital, I'll be returning with a new life. I can feel the adventure coming, but I just want to remind myself to enjoy it while it lasts because they grow up so fast. I'm eager to see how this blessing changes forever changes our lives.

Perfect...the kiddo I'm watching is snoring in the chair now. I'm pretty sure it was his idea to turn on cartoons at 2 a.m....and to get up for breakfast at 5:00 a.m. Now I'm up with no hopes of a nap anytime soon. What can you do? : ) I guess its good prep for the months to come.

Unfortunately I don't think I will be making it to the gym today. I got a kick out of the ladies at the pool yesterday. Topic of diacussion: KU basketball! I suppose the 60 plus years of their lives have brought much wisdom on which NCAA team to put their loyality in. Not only are they fans, but they know some serious stats from the games. I was very impressed. The discussion turned to the K state game....and we all agreed that we are the team to beat this year and there is a certain amount of pride we should take away in that. I mean....K-State acted as if they had just won the championship!

Well nothing too exciting to share with you all today. Our next appointment is March 1st. We are about three months out from the big day. I have a feeling the next three months are going to fly by as long as the weather continues to improve.

I hope everyone has a phenomenal Thursday and a wonderful weekend. Until next time....
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