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I have become hopelessly addicted to my iPad now that I am pregnant. What really makes me happy after work is being able to lay down on my couch and relax...as I post in ljcor facebook, or even play a game. I know it's like a laptop without printing, saving or well...a lot of capabilities...the last thing I want right now though is having a laptop feeling like it's squishing my stomach.
Yes I have iPad resting on my stomach with the aid of my legs.
I came home today to find out that I have no water! I turned the shower on and it shut right off! That's the one other thing I dislike about living in a new development. One day I'll have no power and the next no water. Yes it's the construction/trades crews who need to shut certain things off...it just bugs me that I can't shower after work.
So I voiced to 2 of my co-workers that I want to try baking until July. That gives my team 4 months to find a replacement...so far things have not gone well. Jim and I said we are no longer going to ease people in to baking. Jim commented "If they are to be as good as Michelle, we need to work and push them as much as we were" Out of everyone I started working with a year ago Jim is the only one left. He started a week or two before me, and we were thrown to the wolfs! So why should we treat everyone differently, when we were told "I don't except you guys to get everything with in the first three months". For those of you wondering that just means the sence of urgency,the capability to know your doughs and plan ahead etc...all of the other things that come from more then three months training.
Jim and Karen don't want me to stop baking, but they both said it's for a good reason...and there is no way I am putting my life on hold for my current job.
As for baby news nothing new yet. My next appointment is on the twenty-third, I am excited. Ha this is probably the only series of dr appointments I will ever be excited for.
Everyone keeps asking me if I have been having weird cravings yet. Nothing yet except oranges, oreos, and the occasional hoard of chocolate. Earlier it was pasta, but that has passed. It also seems the chocolate and oreos is passing too. As long as they are normal and not the stories of pickles and ice cream or oysters I should be okay. Right now I am grateful for my limited amount of symptoms and lack of sickness.
One of the best things that have occurred because of the little one is how much time I am finding to accomplish all the little things I never could find time for before. Well....it might sound better if I say, I am making more of an effort to get things done and not make excuses. I want to get my house super 100% clean asap, so all I have to worry about when little one arrives is my family and not a messy house. It will just take some time, it is bothering me that there are clean dishes in the dishwasher and dirty ones in the sink not doing anything. I never said I would change overnight! Hell it took me a while to train myself to get eight hours of sleep at night. I have a few more months to figure this all out so I'll make it work.
Much love to all!
Yes I have iPad resting on my stomach with the aid of my legs.
I came home today to find out that I have no water! I turned the shower on and it shut right off! That's the one other thing I dislike about living in a new development. One day I'll have no power and the next no water. Yes it's the construction/trades crews who need to shut certain things off...it just bugs me that I can't shower after work.
So I voiced to 2 of my co-workers that I want to try baking until July. That gives my team 4 months to find a replacement...so far things have not gone well. Jim and I said we are no longer going to ease people in to baking. Jim commented "If they are to be as good as Michelle, we need to work and push them as much as we were" Out of everyone I started working with a year ago Jim is the only one left. He started a week or two before me, and we were thrown to the wolfs! So why should we treat everyone differently, when we were told "I don't except you guys to get everything with in the first three months". For those of you wondering that just means the sence of urgency,the capability to know your doughs and plan ahead etc...all of the other things that come from more then three months training.
Jim and Karen don't want me to stop baking, but they both said it's for a good reason...and there is no way I am putting my life on hold for my current job.
As for baby news nothing new yet. My next appointment is on the twenty-third, I am excited. Ha this is probably the only series of dr appointments I will ever be excited for.
Everyone keeps asking me if I have been having weird cravings yet. Nothing yet except oranges, oreos, and the occasional hoard of chocolate. Earlier it was pasta, but that has passed. It also seems the chocolate and oreos is passing too. As long as they are normal and not the stories of pickles and ice cream or oysters I should be okay. Right now I am grateful for my limited amount of symptoms and lack of sickness.
One of the best things that have occurred because of the little one is how much time I am finding to accomplish all the little things I never could find time for before. Well....it might sound better if I say, I am making more of an effort to get things done and not make excuses. I want to get my house super 100% clean asap, so all I have to worry about when little one arrives is my family and not a messy house. It will just take some time, it is bothering me that there are clean dishes in the dishwasher and dirty ones in the sink not doing anything. I never said I would change overnight! Hell it took me a while to train myself to get eight hours of sleep at night. I have a few more months to figure this all out so I'll make it work.
Much love to all!