Still here
I feel like a walking timebomb because everyone tells me "good luck, if I don't see you before the baby comes!" as I leave places. My due date is in 9 days. Nine days! Holy cow, that's soon. Even if I go two weeks over, the baby will be here in under a month. So very strange.
I'm not having any real signs that delivery is imminent. Lots of Braxton Hicks contractions--like a couple an hour--but that's it. For the first time in my pregnancy, I'm consistently waking up once or twice a night to pee.
Working from home is going well. Every 2 or 3 days I need to go into the office to get data, but that's not too bad. If my code had even mildly behaved itself yesterday, I wouldn't have to go in today, but no such luck. I feel that I'm making very slow progress with my project, but at least having to redo the code a million times means that it's very efficient now and even the commenting's pretty good. I can't see how I'll get this done pre-baby, so we'll see how that goes over with my boss. Yes, I should have worked a wee bit harder in January, but there was no way I could have known just how many obstacles I'd run into. Agh.
I'm not having any real signs that delivery is imminent. Lots of Braxton Hicks contractions--like a couple an hour--but that's it. For the first time in my pregnancy, I'm consistently waking up once or twice a night to pee.
Working from home is going well. Every 2 or 3 days I need to go into the office to get data, but that's not too bad. If my code had even mildly behaved itself yesterday, I wouldn't have to go in today, but no such luck. I feel that I'm making very slow progress with my project, but at least having to redo the code a million times means that it's very efficient now and even the commenting's pretty good. I can't see how I'll get this done pre-baby, so we'll see how that goes over with my boss. Yes, I should have worked a wee bit harder in January, but there was no way I could have known just how many obstacles I'd run into. Agh.