So now, I am forced to be at home. Most people can find little things to do around the house, but I am not kidding when I say, I have done all of those little things. I can't paint the walls because I am in a rented house, I can't dress up a nursery because we only have one bedroom and no money. I can't even garden because I don't have a car to retrieve materials. Oh, and another thing...don't suggest going somewhere as a major option because I have no car and therefore have to walk everywhere (remember the 20 min rule?).
For the first 2 weeks I managed to bake a loaf of bread every other day...or so (a daily sized loaf, which still means consuming 2 cups of flour in a day, why would I want Richard to have any?), I did some meticulous cleaning, knitted, read 3 books, washed the dishes every day, and actually took time to play with the cat.
I used to spend massive amounts of time unemployed and I was severely depressed and I think that helped me cope with being bored and watching TV all day. But since I have been pregnant, I am unable to be depressed and it is doing my head in!! Worst of all, my days are relatively long...I get up between 4:30 am-8:30 am (depending on my back) and I go to bed to read around 11:00 pm and fall asleep around 12:30 am-2:00 am (also depending on my back, the more uncomfortable I am, the earlier I will go to sleep. Very strange.)
At least tomorrow we get to go in for the ultrasound that will let us know (hopefully with some cooperation) what combination of X and Y chromosomes the Sprout has. I am hoping that will allow me to have more ideas for something to do. Woo Hoo!!
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Jess, I'm sorry you aren't able to leave the house practically. I won't suggest anything for you to do because I'm sure that gets annoying. I'm excited to hear if you will have a boy or girl! Have you used the Chinese Lunar Calendar to predict gender?
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