After a rather enlightening birthing class this weekend,
Matt and I are finally realizing the magnitude of what is to come. Oh yeah, sure, we’re really looking
forward to all the baby stuff, but is there any way we can skip the birth
part? Matt would probably also
like to skip the teenage years as well if that’s an option.
The hospital bag is packed. Doctors and midwives
appointments are scheduled. The
cot is set up. Decorations are on
the wall. The grandparent’s flights
are booked. Baby Schuck has been
given explicit instructions not to arrive before Nana gets here on Sept 30th. But then again we all know how well
they listen to instructions (I’m liking Matt’s preference to skip the teen
years more and more.)
I’m also getting pretty good at homemade pizzas. Truth is, that was sort of a matter of
necessity. I am not a big fan of
the pizzas here because even if you tell them to burn the crust, it still comes
out undercooked. So, we’ve been
making our own. Thick crusts, thin
crusts, honey wheat crusts. We’re
still learning, but it’s been a tasty journey.
We’ve also made a new friend. This is Sir Clamington. He’s been keeping me company this week. I’ve been scanning the beaches, super
eager to find a shell that still had both sides and really hoping one with a pearl
would just magically wash onto the shore.
I’m pretty psyched just to watch my little clam blow bubbles and today
he came out to say hello! Check
out the video.
The due date is one month from today. We’re still not telling our name
options, so don’t ask. Hopefully the
next update will be from not just the two of us, but we three!
Until then, take care out there!
I love Sir Clamington! Very cute. Good job on the cooking! I need to start making my own pizza too. The options here suck as well. I still haven't tried to make a homemade pie crust!
ReplyDeleteGrandma taught me to crochet years ago and about a year ago I decided I need to relearn how to do it. It takes so long! I never could figure out knitting. Good job! Very soft looking blanket!
Someone is going to have to take over the holiday pie business for your mom someday. Think she's share he apple pie recipe? No one makes apple pies like Aunt Mary!
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