So this is going to be an exciting Christmas for me. My Dad is coming for Christmas. I have only spend one Christmas with him and that was my first one.... in 1978. So this is big! I will be spending it with both parents, and my brother and his family and of course my husband!!!!
Anna
Life has thrown me so many curveballs, however I am just taking them as they come and face them head on and become victorious. Sharing my life journey with you as I go along.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
2nd Trimester
It is hard to believe that I am now in my second trimester. It just seemed like yesterday that I found out I was pregnant. I seemed to have bypassed the morning sickness. Maybe that is why time seems to be going fast. I am so happy. May 21, cannot come fast enough. So far I am feeling optimistic that this baby is going to be healthy. I am so happy that Christmas is coming. This past weekend the Christmas Tree went up. Decorations are up. This Christmas is going to be special. My Dad is going to be here. That means a lot to me. Anna
Labels:
2nd trimester,
Christmas 2011,
Dad,
decorating,
pregnancy,
subsequent pregnancy
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Today's workout
This morning Will and I went to the gym together. I love it when we get to work out together. I did 22 mins on the treadmill, 15 mins on the elliptical and bicep curls. I even got my hubby to take a pic of me.
Anna
Anna
Thursday, November 3, 2011
11wks
Yesterday was my IPS screening ultrasound. It went well. I am pleased to share that the Nuchal Translucency was 1.1mm. That is good. As long as it was under 3mm. Faith measured 5mm. That is a big difference. I am more optimistic this baby is healthy.
Anna
Anna
Disrespect
Here I am on the bus and so annoyed. A wheelchair was getting on and the bus driver asked for seats to be cleared and the two people who had strollers would not move. It makes me mad to see that. So the wheelchair parked in the walkway so therefore making it difficult for passengers to get on. What part do you not get??? The front of the bus is meant for people with disabilities. Show some respect!
Labels:
busses,
disabilities,
Durham region transit,
transit
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