They say...

[purerandomness]

 ... whatever doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. I am hoping that these next few weeks are the 'make stronger' variety. I have mapped out (and re-mapped, and re-mapped) plans for my (hopefully) final set of experiments. So far, most everything is going right on the first try, and I'm hopeful it will continue that way. I don't want to say too

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[cityjess]

When I looked at your realtor photos a while back my first thought was, "wow, she birthed babies in that spot", so I think it's perfectly normal to be thinking of that loss. I think of our current condo as a major ball and chain, BUT, it's where Oliver was conceived and where we brought him home, so the memories will always be alive when I think of his beginning days.

I can't imagine your current stress load, with nursing and a toddler! Hang in there.

[purerandomness]

There are so many memories tied up in this house... we bought it the day after my dad's horrific motorcycle accident, we conceived and birthed both babies here, Ben took his first steps (and first tumbles) here. I was rocking Leo to sleep one night a few weeks ago and apologized to him that he wouldn't be able to learn how to walk here.
On one hand, I think I'm being ridiculous and on the other, I am just feeling sad. :)

[ajb92504]

It is sad to be thinking of moving. We have been contemplating moving sometime in the next 2-3 years, and even though R was born in the hospital, this is where we brought her home to and it makes me sad to think of leaving here.

[purerandomness]

I think I would feel the same way even if we were leaving a rental apartment. So many important milestones and memories tied up in one place. I hope that I'll be able to look back on this place fondly and be able to recall all those wonderful, magical times.