29 1/2 weeks

We went for are hospital tour last week. They tried to show us the birthing rooms but there was so many babies being born that night all the rooms were in use. So the tour went something like this. "Here's the admitted desk and here's the waiting room and this is the surgical room". The surgical room, you know the scary room they take you too if there's sudden complications with your birth. Then are tour guide says "thanks for coming and I hope we've answered all your questions and alleviated any of your concerns". Ahh no now I have new things to dread, like it's enviable that I'm going to have an episiotomy, am lucky if my birth lasts no longer then 24 hours or I now just realized I have a 1 in 5 chance of having a cesarean birth. So I didn't care for the hospital tour but that's just me. Am realizing more then ever that am one of those people that's like "let's just do this already and get it over with" that's how I deal. Am nothing like "let's talk about it, drag this out forever and pick it apart".

Original I had planned to work right up until the day I popped. But after taking to many other moms I've decided my last day of work will be April 28th ( Adam's birthday ) These women pointed out that it was important I take some me time before the baby arrives, because every mother knows they'll be no more of that once the baby's here :)

Adam and I today finished up registering for baby stuff. It was fun and a reminder that baby will so be here. Adam picked the theme for the baby room "BUGS". He's reason is that he sees are baby as are little bug in this big world (cute :). In the babyroom he wants to paint big blades of grass on the wall and make it look like scene from "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" ( I actually love that idea). You have to understand this is a compromise for Adam and I. I had to talks him out of wanting to do a "world map", "solar system" or "science" themes for are babyroom.

The baby moves around a lot. The other day I sat a remote control on my belly and watched the baby make it dance for me.