Don't get me wrong -- I am sooooo excited to be pregnant. I love that I've been given this chance. I wouldn't give it up for anything.
Nevertheless -- there are some things I miss.
I miss beer. For some reason, it never really meant that much to me before, but Friday night I sat by Clint as he opened Miller Lite after Miller Lite. The cans glistened in the light. It's making my mouth water as I type.
I miss the smoke shack at work. We can only smoke in one designated area on the grounds here, and it's the best place to get the latest gossip/news/lies. I actually had a hard time taking a break until I began frequenting the shack, and it became a good excuse to work one in.
I miss some of my clothes. I even have a skirt and a pair of jeans that still have the tags on them. I bought them 4 days before I found out I was pregnant. I haven't even opened my closet in at least 3 months, because I have a limited supply of stuff that fits -- it never makes it into my closet.
I miss my ankles. They have been replaced with cankles. However, I wouldn't be able to even see them if I still had them.
I miss my hair. What's on top of my head is this thick(er) wiry stuff that looks kind-of like my hair, but is much more difficult to manage. I haven't worn it down since November.
I miss being able to go through a day without making some kind of bodily noise. Whether it be a random hiccup, a burp, or even something more grotesque, I can't help myself.
I miss sushi. And unpasteurized cheese. And real coffee. Enough said.
I miss sleeping on my belly. Really, I miss sleep. And I have a feeling I won't get that back for a very long time.
I miss being active. Sure, I probably wouldn't have snowboarded this winter (I do live in one of the flattest states in the nation), but I can't even ride my bike. I feel totally lazy.
I miss being able to bend and reach. It's a struggle to put my socks on, or even lean forward to grab something off the far corner of my desk.
Monday, April 5, 2010
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Almost all "unpasterized" cheese sold in the US actually has been pasterized in order to be sold in grocery stores...so check some labels and you can probably get brie back in your diet. I understand the no sushi thing, but I also know that millions of Japanese ladies get pregnant every year and eat sushi...I guess it's just a little more dangerous in a land-locked state. Hang in there.
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