On my list of things to do:
- Call my awesome OB and make my first appointment and ask her a ton of questions about working with my MFMS. She is going to love me for it.
Stop puking seventeen times a dayFeel better in six weeks. Until then, replenish the supply of plastic bags in my car. On average, I use six per car ride. Sometimes I tuck the bag into the collar of whatever I'm wearing because, well duh, hands at ten and two o'clock! Safety first!- Laundry. Tons of it.
- Start potty training Piglet. Whenever he's pooping, he now giggles and points to his diaper and sure enough a couple minutes later there is a lovely gift in there for me. We think he's ready to at least start the process. Not sure how I feel about it!
- Keep listening to the G.lee version of Journey's iconic "Don't Stop Believin'" and then keep singing only one or two lines over and over again. Mr. K *luhves* this to no end.just a small town girl, livin' in a lonely world, she took the midnight train going annnnnneeeeeewhere
- Go up to the attic and pull out my maternity clothes. No Bella Band is going to save me now. Being pregnant with twins the second time around will do that to you.
- Book our tickets to go visit my in-laws. (not fun) Book our tickets for our baby moon (more fun)! We might go on two short trips instead of one long one.
- Finish reading Dr. Barbara Luke's book and continue being shocked at what her guidelines are for nutrition. They go something like this: Since you are carrying multiples, eat an entire side of beef or the vegetarian equivalent every day. Then chase it with a quart of whole milk and eight servings of fruit. The fruit? No problem. A QUART OF WHOLE MILK EVERY DAY? Problem!
- Further debate the merits of going to Costco and buying an entire box of peppermint Mentos vs. just buying them at the grocery store a few at a time to ensure freshness. Nothing worse than a stale Mento!
- Take measurements of the nursery and figure out the best configuration for two cribs. Planning people, it's all about planning.
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