Twenty-Five Weeks!

I feel like all I do these days is complain about how tired I am... but that's only because I'M SO FLIPPIN' TIRED by the time I get home.

For most of the day, I'm actually quite happy and alert.

Lord knows, there's enough to keep me busy right now, and it's all good stuff.

Little Girl's crib came yesterday; last weekend I had a three-hour consult with a closet designer, who helped me figure out exactly what I need size and space-wise for the new closet in Little Girl's room; my new living room ottoman has been ordered and is on the way; the roman shades for Little Girl's room and my living room are in progress; my new nightstands arrived last weekend, along with my new downstairs couch and ottoman; I only have seven more boxes to unpack from the remodel; last weekend, I was lucky enough to spend three and a half hours with a professional organizer, who whipped my downstairs closet into shape.

There are about a million other life and baby-prep things going on.

And then there's work, which is all-consuming at the moment.

March is a lost month, in terms of baby-prep, as I'll literally be out of the country.  April will be super work-centered, too.  I'll be lucky to make time to take a birthing class.

And with all this going on... what's weighing on me more than anything else?

I am in SERIOUS need of a pedicure.

Comments

[bibi]

twenty-five weeks, yay, yay, yay!!!! as for the rest: all in good time. (and a pedicure immediately ;-))

[Jen Klein]

Ha! I so rarely get my nails done in real life, but I made appointments for pedicures AND manicures right before giving birth, both times. You should do the same. Remember -- not only are your feet up in stirrups for several hours, but then there will be billions of pictures taken of YOUR HANDS holding Little Girl.

And again, I must say -- wow, other people's pregnancies speed by so quickly!

[jerie b]

pedicure a must before leaving the country...what if you find those perfect sandals? start that charm bracelet...she's already a world traveler.

[Dr Ruth MacConville]

Sarah, I love your blog. That Little Girl doesn't know yet how lucky she is to have such a cool and talented mum.
Apart from the story of your pregnancy which is so captivating I love the journey of your house re-modelling. Where's are your entries that tell about your decision to stay in your lovely home? Its a theme close to my heart and somehow I lost the thread at some point.
Wishing you and Little Girl all the v best and that includes all the manicures and pedicures; don't hold back.
V best wishes
Dr. Ruth