Thursday, June 30, 2011
40 weeks/rag quilt/I think I'm gonna be pregnant forever
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
mormon missionaries

I was just outside watering my flowers in some very hot weather when I heard a voice ask me how I was. I turned around and saw 2 mormon missionaries passing my house on foot. I said "fine, just watering my flowers." After they asked if there was anything they could do for me. I immediately thought how bad my lawn needed mowed, but thought it was way too hot to make them do that, so I said "No, but thanks." They then told me to have a nice day and went on their way. I'm recording this because I want to remember how wonderful it felt to be in their presence and have a short conversation with them. Its been the best part of my day. I'm SO very grateful for missionaries around the world trying to share the gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. They are great examples to me, and I could feel their spirit just by talking to them and loved being uplifted.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Mustang days 2011 and 39 weeks
I was so proud when Michael's float went by and I saw my big handsome husband up there with his friends. So glad he's mine. After that we had yet another bbq at the park for the reunion, this time with kiddos in tow. It was fun to get together and see old friends. Amazing how time flies. Mine is next month. I'm 39 weeks now and so excited for the most part. I have a little anxiety about things, mostly my 1st attempt at a natural delivery and having 3 kids to take care of and not just 2. Michael is taking 2 weeks off work which will be so helpful. Michael and I went and met with my doula last Thursday right before my 39 week dr. appt. I told her I was worried because I don't have a set method for pain managemnt (hypno-birthing, non-fucused awareness, etc.) and she said she thinks I'll do great and that we'll try different things and do whatever feels best. She's confident in me because I've been reading a ton and asking lots of questions via email and when we meet. I was also at her beautiful house last Tue for a picnic involving a bunch of moms, midwives, doctors and doulas. Melanie is trying to start a ripple effect in ideas about birth. She wishes that our generation and all the ones to come would view birth as a beautiful, wonderful thing and not some excruciting horrible event (like it is for some). There was a doc there from Jackson who is going to start a birthing center in conjunction with the Powell hospital, so I thought that was really exciting.
Anyway, I am so very happy that Melanie is going to be a part of this and am hoping for a great experience. Here's pics of Saturday.
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