I wasn’t sure I would get this far, but today I’ve equalled my record of days pregnant.
B was born, an emergency cesarean, at 36w3d. After a Thursday night of delightful Jon Stewart and a few minutes of the talentless Colin whoever who left me cursing that he was given a TV show. After the water [...]
Entries from October 2008
October 28, 2008
36w3d
October 15, 2008
34w4d
Zen lessons continue unabated in the Little One Prenatal Challenge. This week, it began at my OB’s office. Her assistant said, “We’ve scheduled your delivery – Wednesday 19 November at 1pm.”
My eyes popped. “Are you serious? You’re aware there’s no way I’ll get that far.” (A known uterine abnormality prevented me from even getting to [...]
October 9, 2008
one more for today (funny)
Check out the path one extremely dissatisfied surfer took to my site:
http://search.conduit.com/Results.aspx?q=pictures%20of%20couples%20making%20love%20on%20a%20kitchen%20table&meta=all&hl=en&gl=ca&SelfSearch=1&SearchSourceOrigin=10&ctid=CT1370655
Ha Ha! Got there months too late – all that’s left is a pregnant lady! ;)
October 9, 2008
yes we can (hold babies)
After seeing too many videos of the unbridled hatred encouraged to fester at McCain-Palin rallies, I sought refuge in the blog of a college student called “Yes We Can (Hold Babies)“. Too cute for words, yet not treacly. And definitely deserving of your support.
Late update, for ralph: My favorite, right here:
October 9, 2008
what is great about being pregnant, 30w+
This pregnancy has been full of uncertainty and worry; only recently have I been able to enjoy it more fully.
Even though I am having more trouble getting around (hah), it’s a pleasure to be out and about. Generally speaking, I think people treat pregnant women pretty well. Strangers smile, offer congratulations and well wishes. Sometimes [...]
October 1, 2008
petite and powerful
This is my new mantra – every morning, as I roll all of my weight onto my elbow in order to sit up, swinging my legs over the edge of the bed. Petite and powerful I whisper with every kick, blurb, roll over. Petite and powerful, she dances 30 minutes after my first glass of [...]


